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| ====== Subscribe ====== | ====== Subscribe ====== | ||
| - | The Subscribe block adds a Constant Contact email subscription form to the page. To use this block, the form first needs to be generated in Constant Contact in the Sign-up Forms section. Please refer to [[Constant Contact' | + | The Subscribe block adds a Constant Contact email subscription form to the page. To use this block, the form first needs to be generated in Constant Contact in the Sign-up Forms section. Please refer to [[https:// |
| - | Once the form is generated, you will need the form ID for use with the Subscribe block. This can be found by viewing the inline code and copying the value seen in the data-form-id attribute. | + | Once the form is generated, you will need the form ID for use with the Subscribe block. This can be found by viewing the inline code and copying the value seen in the '' |
| - | To set-up a subscribe block, paste the form ID value into the Form ID field in the right hand inspector of the block. If the form is collected | + | {{: |
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| + | To set-up a subscribe block, paste the form ID value into the '' | ||
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| + | It's important to note that a single form ID cannot be used more than once on the same page. If multiple forms are needed on a single page, a form must be set-up in Constant Contact for each instance on the page. | ||
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| + | ==== Display Examples ==== | ||
| + | **Email Only Form** //(borders removed)// | ||
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| + | **Multi-field Subscribe Form** | ||
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