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Clear the cookie named `_mkto_trk` -- the Munchkin tracking cookie.If you want to never track certain people you need to put some conditional logic in place to never run Munchkin.i...
Hey Nathan J. Brauer I would think you would want a selector that at least matches the specificity of the default CSS, like if you're using the Thoughtbot theme in the form setup y...
Like all of those as well. Guess I think more in terms of things that would work with an embedded form, too!Regardless of how you approach the styles that are in use, I think it is...
James, the button themes (if you're talking about the built-in color/shadow/etc. styles) are published as a STYLE tag inside the FORM. Unfortunately, not all the themes are present...
I agree with your position. Essentially, we should be able to customize the presented embed code. Maybe open an Idea for that.Because SCRIPT tags themselves are discarded you can't...
Yeah, if only though... Do you find that the more you try to be serious about this area, the less seriously your clients take you? It's like if I laughingly say, "Don't wanna get f...
While concepts like Ravi's will work I find them cumbersome to maintain, especially with the absolute positioning and the need to create extra RT fields.You can do this with simple...
"Flash activity" as in "activities that occur within a SWF-based interface element"?If that's what you mean, it's very simple to use the Flash-object-to-HTML-document bridge (Exter...
I found it impossible to turn off all social stuff for the poll when I tried a little while ago. Even using CSS display:none; was cumbersome.I think you could probably get the same...