Everything on this page is formatted using the styles for the

“Sales Page” and “Sales Page No Header”

page templates.

This is the h1 tag

This is the h2 tag

This is the h3 tag

This is the h4 tag

This is a bulletted list:

  • One
  • Two
  • Three

To make bold, yellow-highlighted text, wrap the text in [span style="font-weight: bold; background-color: #FFFF99"]text[/span].

This is an indented text list:

Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country. It’s time to run with the big dogs and make a difference in people’s lives. We really don’t have time to waste in this endeavor.

You build this in html view by putting [div class="text-list"] before the text and [/div] after the text.

Note: Use a left carat instead of [ and right carat instead of ]. I had to use substitutes so you could see them displayed on the page. In html view, every paragraph should be wrapped in p tags.

These forms and boxes are built with shortcodes:

Update – IFS Changed their form codes. After 3/17/2011 the “Old” shortcodes will not work with new forms.

The new small form shortcode is “smallformnew” and the new large form code is “largeformnew”. You must include all four form header lines now. They will look like this:

{form action=”https://keg.infusionsoft.com/app/form/process/aba32e677f21eef1350f87423512763e” method=”POST” name=”Eldon Taylor Download” style=”height:100%; margin:0″ target=”"}
{input name=”inf_form_xid” type=”hidden” value=”aba32e677f21eef1350f87423512763e” /}
{input name=”inf_form_name” type=”hidden” value=”Eldon Taylor Download” /}
{input name=”infusionsoft_version” type=”hidden” value=”1.22.0.272″ /}

The first form is a small form, and it uses the “smallform” shortcode. To these shortcodes:

  • Start your code with {shortcode name} where { is replaced by [ and } is replaced by ].
  • Put your content in place.
  • Close the code with {/shortcode name}

For the “smallform” shortcode, the content is the four lines of form identification from IFS. You can also input the headline and the type of button you want from the list below. It would look like this in HTML view:

{smallform formheadline=”Put your headline here’ formbutton=’image name here – the server and folder location is already in the shortcode”}

IFS form info

{/smallform}
You can use the following attributes with the smallform shortcode:

  • formheadline
  • formbutton
  • formimage – To place an image below the button. Put the full url to the image in “”
  • imgalt – To add alt text to the form image
  • imgtitle – To add title text to the form image
  • formheight
Change this to change the headline
 
First Name*
Last Name*
Email*
Phone
 
Fields marked with an * are required.
 

{smallformbox height=”xxx”}
Content.
xxx height in pixels. Do not include ‘px’ in the height parameter.
{/smallform}

This text is in the shortcode “smallformbox” with the height set to 150px.

{largeform formheadline=”Put your headline here” formbutton=”image name here – the server and folder location is already in the shortcode”}

IFS form info

{/largeform}

Change this to Change the Headline
 
First Name*
Last Name*
Email*
Phone
Birthday
* = Required field
 
Check all that apply:
 
Yes! Sign me up for the Unleash Your Remarkable Potential newsletter!
 
Yes! Sign me up for the Leadership Update newsletter!
 
Yes! Sign me up for the Powerquotes Plus newsletter!
 

The small box is a fixed 355px wide. The default smallbox is 230 px high.

The large box is 660px wide. The default largebox height is 500px.

You can adjust the height if necessary by changing the “height” parameter in the short code. As currently written, this code will only work on RL.com forms to produce the gray box border.

Button Images Already On This Site

Address:

http://www.remarkable-leadership.com/images/buttons/blue-gloss-register-now-button.png

This is the default image for the form short codes.
Address:

http://www.remarkable-leadership.com/images/buttons/blue-gloss-submit-button.png

Use ‘blue-gloss-submit-button.png’ in the shortcodes.
Address:

http://www.remarkable-leadership.com/images/buttons/orange_addtocart.jpg
Address:

http://www.remarkable-leadership.com/images/buttons/orange_downloadnow.jpg
Address:

http://www.remarkable-leadership.com/images/buttons/orange_joinnow.jpg
Address:

http://www.remarkable-leadership.com/images/buttons/orange_ordernow.jpg
Address:

http://www.remarkable-leadership.com/images/buttons/orange_subscribenow.jpg
Address:

http://www.remarkable-leadership.com/images/buttons/give-me-report-button-orange.png
Address:

http://www.remarkable-leadership.com/images/buttons/submit-button-orange.png
Address:

http://www.remarkable-leadership.com/images/buttons/register-now-button-orange.png
Address:

http://www.remarkable-leadership.com/images/buttons/add-to-cart-button-orange.png
Address:

http://www.remarkable-leadership.com/images/buttons/order-now-button-orange.png

This is a testimonial box:

Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country. It’s time to run with the big dogs and make a difference in people’s lives. We really don’t have time to waste in this endeavor.

You build this in html view by putting [div class="testimonial"] before the text and [/div] after the text.

Note: Use a left carat instead of [ and right carat instead of ]. I had to use substitutes so you could see them displayed on the page. In html view, every paragraph should be wrapped in p tags.

The height of the box will adjust to fit your text.

This is the signature text. You build it by wrapping the text in [span class="sig"] and [/span].

This is the guarantee box:

This is the guarantee title. Use the h3 tag.
This text is centered.

This is the text in the guarantee box.

You build this in html view by putting
[div class="guarantee"] before the text and
[/div] after the text.

The box is a fixed size because
of the background image.