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I'm trying to get the mailchimp input field to match the one that I had styled with a white background. A lot of the mailchimp input values were different and I couldn't figure out how to get the input button and the field on the same line.
I initially tried using the sass setup that came with the template, but it was taking me a long time to figure out how to watch a directory and to have it output to a single file so I jumped into the main.css and got my hands dirty. It's pretty nasty. I feel like the style didn't get updated because of the input type being "email" versus "text.
Summary
I'm trying to get the mailchimp input field to match the one that I had styled with a white background. A lot of the mailchimp input values were different and I couldn't figure out how to get the input button and the field on the same line.
This is the one that I'm trying to match:
![Screen Shot 2019-07-09 at 5 12 17 PM](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/409964/60923361-c06c4700-a26c-11e9-9097-dfc504c6ca0c.png)
Here's the corresponding line in the index file: https://github.com/alonecuzzo/giya.us/blob/master/index.html#L34
This is the mailchimp one that I'm trying to change to match the first:
![Screen Shot 2019-07-09 at 5 12 20 PM](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/409964/60923380-cb26dc00-a26c-11e9-851e-5fb3e73549ba.png)
Here's its line in the index file: https://github.com/alonecuzzo/giya.us/blob/master/index.html#L34
Background Info
I initially tried using the sass setup that came with the template, but it was taking me a long time to figure out how to watch a directory and to have it output to a single file so I jumped into the main.css and got my hands dirty. It's pretty nasty. I feel like the style didn't get updated because of the input type being "email" versus "text.
I basically did a file find and commented out all instances of
input[type="text"]
. Brilliant, I know. Here's an example of it in themain.css
file: https://github.com/alonecuzzo/giya.us/blob/master/assets/css/main.css#L1156The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: