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Here is an example of a custom form that is built right into the CTA:
For custom forms, typically what we do is call a javascript function that displays a modal that's already somewhere on your page, but hidden. Do you already have a means of displaying modals on the page?
If not, http://jquerymodal.com/ is a pretty simple way of making one if you already use jquery. Just wrap a gravity form in:
<div style="display:none" id="form-modal">
...
</div>
and drop the jquery modal javascript on the page. Simplepath handles the audience portion (who should see the modal and when) and then just calls the modal function on that element.
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Here is an example of a custom form that is built right into the CTA:
For custom forms, typically what we do is call a javascript function that displays a modal that's already somewhere on your page, but hidden. Do you already have a means of displaying modals on the page?
If not, http://jquerymodal.com/ is a pretty simple way of making one if you already use jquery. Just wrap a gravity form in:
<div style="display:none" id="form-modal">
...
</div>
and drop the jquery modal javascript on the page. Simplepath handles the audience portion (who should see the modal and when) and then just calls the modal function on that element.