jeffbullins

The plugin has nothing to do with the redirection once the user has signed up. It is Aweber’s response that directs which page the user sees after they complete the sign up process.

The advanced version of the plugin allows you to place custom code in the head of your landing pages. You would be able to set the font you like there.

Internet Explorer is tricky with styling. I have tested the plugin in several versions from IE 6 – 9. They all worked for me, except sometimes I would not see the color behind the signup form. Hopefully IE will get better with followng the standards.

The version of the plugin in the WordPress repository allows you to create a coming soon page or a landing page. The coming soon page setting will send all traffic to your domain to the coming soon page. It does not have the functionality you are asking for.

The Ultimate Landing Pages Advanced plugin, available at https://www.thinklandingpages.com, has the functionaity you are looking for. You can create multiple landing pages, set one as your home page, or as a coming soon page. It is what I use on https://www.thinklandingpages.com. It is like having a mini-theme inside your theme.

Which plugin are you using?

Hi Golden,

You have to isolate the offer with landing page free of all other distractions. I had the same problem as you and created a landing page plugin to solve the problem. You can try my plugin in the WordPress plugin repository, Ultimate Landing Page and Coming Soon Page. I also have a more advanced version on my site for the plugin, thinklandingpages.com.

You can sign up and get access to a free version of the Ultimate Landing Page Advanced. It contains more features that the plugin I have in the WordPress repository. I also have a paid version that contains more features than the free version.

If you go to the site for “Ultimate Landing Page”, thinklandingpages.com, you can sign up for a free version of the Ultimate Landing Page Advanced. It gives you the ability to create multiple landing pages and under its settings you can choose one of the landing pages you create to be your homepage.

You can try my plugin out. It gives you the ability to create a landing page/squeeze page.

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/ultimate-landing-page-and-coming-soon-page/

The issue has been resolved in version 1.1. It is now available for download on www.ads-software.com.

This issue has been resolved in the pro version which you can download from my site for free, thinklandingpages.com.

I will include the fix in the next update I do for the plugin in the WordPress plugin repository.

I took the font selection out of the pro version because Google Web fonts was acting funny. It seemed to be conflicting with something that is in the pro version, but not in the standard version. I am going to do some testing and see if it will act right. Once I am finish, I will add the font selection back in.

You can only create one landing page with the plugin. I am creating another version that will allow you to create multiple landing pages. You can signup at thinklandingpages.com to be notified when it is ready. You also wll get the pro version of the Ultimate Landing Page when you sign up.

Create a form in your mailchimp account. There are two ways to use the mailchimp form on the landing page you create the ultimate landing page pro plugn. If you want the plugin to generate the form for you, you must copy the mailchimp form’s action url and paste it into the mailchimp url setting box on the plugin’s option page.

The other way to get your mailchimp form on the landing page is to set the email management to custom and then paste your form into the custom form box on the plugin’s option page.

This should resolve your issue.

If you go to the plugin’s homepage at https://www.thinklandingpages.com, you can download the pro version. It allows you to use a different email management provider or a custom form. If you do not want user engagement, just set the email management to custom and don’t put a form in the cutom form box.