Jens D

He he… I solved it with some help from another thread (the post by HWI).

I used this code in mailchimp.widget.php :

break;

case 'url':
			case 'imageurl':
			case 'text':
			case 'number':
			default:
				$html .= '
	<input type="text" size="18" value="'.esc_html($var['default']).'" name="'.esc_attr($opt).'" id="'.esc_attr($opt).'" class="mc_input" placeholder="Dit navn..."/>';
	break;
			case 'email':
	$html .= '
	<input type="text" size="18" value="'.esc_html($var['default']).'" name="'.esc_attr($opt).'" id="'.esc_attr($opt).'" class="mc_input" placeholder="Din email…"/>';
				break;

		}
		if (!empty($var['helptext'])) {
			$html .= '<span class="mc_help">'.esc_html($var['helptext']).'</span>';
		}

and it worked! “Din email…” is “your email” and “Dit navn…” is “your name” (in danish)

I have also tried to get a placeholder in both fields, but I’m struggeling…

I have used the

At the end, just after class=”mc_input” add this:

placeholder=”Your best email….”

trick but that displayed “Din email… (Your email…) in both name and email field. I then used the

default merge values

trick by mc nate, but I can only do it in the name field, and the text is a different color (solid black) and you have to manually remove all the text before typing your name.

Is there a way to use the first approach, but have different text in the two fields?

Right now my mailchimp_widgte.php looks like this:

break;
			case 'email':
			case 'url':
			case 'imageurl':
			case 'text':
			case 'number':
			default:
				$html .= '
	<input type="text" size="18" value="'.esc_html($var['default']).'" name="'.esc_attr($opt).'" id="'.esc_attr($opt).'" class="mc_input" placeholder="Din email...." />';
				break;

And another question: How do I remove ” *=required field” ?

Best
Jens

https://www.marleneasmund.dk