blackhat+er
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- Feb 19, 2009
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Hey guys I have been reading alot about the new porduct J.B has launched and I really liked the squeeze page he was using on his FBML tab on Facebook so I decided to whip up a clone of it.
Here are the files included:
Images folder ( houses the images)
Styles folder ( houses the style sheet)
index.html ( is the code that you copy and paste into your FBML tab)
* Note you will need to replace the form code with your own. It is html code that will not even show up in FBML so just replace with your autoresponder code.
** Also you can replace the 3d box image with your own and change all text on the template. Everything is pretty well commented out for ease of use.
*** We have a footer link we ask that you please leave it somewhere in the template.
Here is what it looks like:
Here are some additional little tips:
* You want to use external style sheets with your FBML tabs because inline css will not render correctly in IE v8.
* When doing edits to your FBML pages you must understand Facebook works off cache system so to break the cache and force a cache update to see changes you can add this to the end of the external link to your style sheet ?v=1.0 Everytime you need to purge the cache you just change the number 2.0,3.0 etc. I personally do around 5-10 changes within the fbml page so I would go crazy without this.
Here are the files included:
Images folder ( houses the images)
Styles folder ( houses the style sheet)
index.html ( is the code that you copy and paste into your FBML tab)
* Note you will need to replace the form code with your own. It is html code that will not even show up in FBML so just replace with your autoresponder code.
** Also you can replace the 3d box image with your own and change all text on the template. Everything is pretty well commented out for ease of use.
*** We have a footer link we ask that you please leave it somewhere in the template.
Here is what it looks like:
Code:
http://www.multiupload.com/XSG69CQCJL
Here are some additional little tips:
* You want to use external style sheets with your FBML tabs because inline css will not render correctly in IE v8.
* When doing edits to your FBML pages you must understand Facebook works off cache system so to break the cache and force a cache update to see changes you can add this to the end of the external link to your style sheet ?v=1.0 Everytime you need to purge the cache you just change the number 2.0,3.0 etc. I personally do around 5-10 changes within the fbml page so I would go crazy without this.
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