Using an Image as Submit Button in Email Capture Forms
Optin Forms Image Submit Buttons
I just spent some time trying to figure out how to use a custom image in an email capture form rather than the default grey button and text.
Usually Google will throw up solutions to most problems I find in my web business. On this occasion the Big G wasn’t much help.
It’s a simple solution really but only AFTER you find out how.
The usual code in an email capture form look like this:
<input name=”submit” type=”submit” value=”Subscribe Now!”>
This will produce the default button below:
In order to replace this default image with your own custom image simply use the code below:
<input alt=”Subscribe Now!” name=”submit”
src=”IMAGE URL GOES HERE” type=”image” />
The width and height code is optional.
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Hey Mal,
Thanks for posting this quick fix. I’ve just spent the better part of 3 hours trying to find a solution for this and I’m glad I didn’t give up before I came across your solution.
FYI: If you copy and paste the code from this blog it will not work until you remove the extra characters that show up in your code editor.
So paste it and then save it, after you do that go back into the code editor and you’ll see all the extra stuff in there, just edit the code until it looks the way you see it in Mal’s post.
Thanks again Mate!
Glad I could help, Nando. Thanks for clarifying on the copy and paste issue.
Mal