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Add this code in a separate file or in your header.

<script>
$("#invite").submit(function () {
   $(this).reset();
}
</script>

It’s a good suggestion and I will include it in a future update!

Drop it in the root directory. That’s your best bet.

Use the CSS !important tag. That should do the trick ??

The error messages are the default messages from the mailchimp server. You would need to update the main mc-signup.php file around line 64 and detect the error code. You can reference them here – User Related Errors

Then write a php statement like:

<?
if ($data->error == 108){
echo 'This email address is already subscribed.';
}
?>

Your template looks like it has some responsive calls maybe even using javascript to override the css classes. I tried to override the styles you had with no luck. Try renaming the class in the plugin settings to something unique. With any luck it will just use your themes default form settings.

You may have some styles of your own that are overriding the plugin styles. First make sure that under settings the CSS Class: is set to mcForm. Then try adding this to your style sheet:

.mcForm{
  font-size:1.3em;
  }

.mcForm input[type=text]{
  font-family: 'Roboto', sans-serif;
  padding:10px 10px 10px 10px!important;
  position:relative;
  top:7px;
  color:#777;
    width:60%!important;
}

.mcForm input[type=submit]{
  padding:10px!important;
  position:relative;
 top:7px;
    left:-10px;
    font-family: 'Roboto', sans-serif;
    background-color:#006FB8!important;
  font-weight:500!important;
}

.mcForm input[type=submit]:hover{

    background-color:#2A83BE!important;
  color:#fff;

}

You can set any class you want and then use the !important tag to override any of the plugin settings as well.

It was simply a descriptive name. I didn’t realize. I have changed the name. Please review the plugin’s functionality and not the name of it. I think that would be more helpful.