Robb_Barrett

One of my good friends is a seasoned WP developer. If you have a need for a plug-in let me know and I can put you in touch with him.

Unless she wants to get fancy and put in her own form of progressive profiling or customize the displayed fields / labels based on known attributes.

Make sure you have this code in your head: From there, for your header you just want something like this:img { border: 0;}.full-width-image img { width: 100%; max-width: 600px; height: auto; display: block; }/*Media Queries*/ @media screen and (max-width: 400px) ...

I am aware that company emails often become invalid when someone leaves, so I have strictly been looking at gmail and yahoo addresses. I see leads that have been receiving emails from us for months and all of the sudden one bounces and it becomes invalid.This is where having a non-identifiable email...

Correct. You've built a valid exclusion by properly placing the inclusive lists in parens with OR clauses and then an AND clause to the exclusion which is outside of the parens. Basically, what you're saying is List = Jamie Barclay and Robb Barrett, but exclude Robb Barrett, which just leaves you.

(you forgot the screenshot)

An invalid email is one that received a 5XX bounce code, which usually means that the email is no longer valid. Yes, they look perfectly valid but let's say it's a work email address and the person left the company and now their email is disabled - it fits the schema of the email addresses but it'll...

Yeah, upon second thought it should be at the top so it's the first thing clicked or one of the First.

Sanford Whiteman​ - just had a thought I'd like to bounce off of you:Somewhere near the bottom, create a link with style="display: none;" so no one would see it or find it without reading the code. This would mean any click on the link or visit to the page would be a machine.

Here's my method. Works well for me and it's quite extendable.Length Matters: Engagement Programs that Don't Finish Too Quickly...