Replies posted by Kenneth.Koh

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Katie_Luke
Katie_Luke
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Form Field Styling

Hi Katie! That’s doable! With the use of some custom CSS, we can adjust how form fields look on pages. Try installing that as a custom CSS stylesheet on your page, making sure that #lp-pom-form-353 is changed to the form’s ID and #untitled1 is changed to the multi-line field’s ID. You can also adjust the line’s width and colour by adjusting the border-bottom attribute. //for multi line fields, change the ID's of the form and field <style> #lp-pom-form-353 .lp-pom-form-field #untitled1{ background:transparent; border-style: hidden hidden solid hidden; !important; box-shadow: none; border-radius: 0px; border-bottom: 1px solid black; } </style> //for single line fields, change the ID of the form <style> #lp-pom-form-353 .lp-pom-form-field input[type=text]{ background:transparent; border-style: hidden hidden solid hidden; !important; box-shadow: none; border-radius: 0px; border-bottom: 1px solid black; } </style>

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Kenneth.Koh
4 years ago
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unifiedpower
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Google Ads Conversion Tracking Issues

Hey @alexidad, It might be that the global tag script in Script Manager is placed to run after the event snippet. Can you share where the global tag is placed in Script Manager? It’ll be under “Script Details” for “Placement” and “Included On”.

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Kenneth.Koh
4 years ago
Kenneth.Koh
Kenneth.KohFormer Unbouncer
posted in News and Announcements

Migrating to New CNAME Values

Got a few concerns about Wordpress domains from @BenjaminBall and @BenSwanson . The quick answer is no, this change wouldn’t affect domains connect through Wordpress directly as those wouldn’t require a CNAME setup. That being said, if you’ve got a CNAME setup on your Wordpress domain, then yes, this update can be applicable to the domain.

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4 years ago
Kenneth.Koh
Kenneth.KohFormer Unbouncer
posted in News and Announcements

Migrating to New CNAME Values

Hey jjbuckley! Nope! Updating the DNS record shouldn’t have downtime on existing pages under the domain 🙂

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4 years ago
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unifiedpower
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Google Ads Conversion Tracking Issues

Hi Everyone! It seems like there’s been an ongoing discussion about the load sequence of scripts added through Unbounce, either through variant scripts or through Script Manager. Our documentation on setting things up in form confirmation dialog should work if the scripts are fired in the right order. Check out this documentation for more on the load sequence of scripts added to the builder. If, for example, the Google Ads Global Tag is placed through Script Manager in the Head section, selected to show on “All”, and the event tracking script is set through Script Manager in the same Head section, selected to show on “Form Confirmation Dialog” then the sequence would be misconfigured and the event tracking script would fire before the global tag. In any case, the global tag and event script can be combined to one script and installed on the page as well. That way, the two scripts would always fire in the right sequence. Something like: <script> [Google Ads Global Tag script goes

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Kenneth.Koh
4 years ago
Kenneth.Koh
Kenneth.KohFormer Unbouncer
posted in News and Announcements

Removal of jQuery and Fancybox Script Options from the Builder

Hi! Great observation! For this release, we went ahead to test our community workarounds as well. All scripts that used to depend on jQuery are changed to either work without jQuery or edited to add a step to install jQuery. An example would be this workaround: [Tips & Scripts] Fading Fixed Header where an additional step 2 was added to install the jQuery CDN.

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julien_level
4 years ago

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