Thanks for the feedback, Raymond. If you have some coding skills, you could do this with our API right now using the lists() function. http://www.mailchimp.com/api/1.2/lists.func.php. This would give you total customization of design, language, an...
Currently the chicklet code can't be customized. The easiest solution to the problem (sounds like you already discovered it), is to override the CSS that comes with the chicklet with contextual selectors http://reference.sitepoint.com/css/selector...
This is a feature that we have on our radar and hope to flesh out in the future some time. It will require an extension of our template language and some detailed introspection of the HTML and CSS of email templates in order to generate the style ...
We hear you loud and clear, George, and have some ideas in the works to address the issue of importing lists. Google Docs and CSV are particularly interesting to us. Stay tuned.
Andy - brilliant idea. I know I would certainly use the heck out of that myself. It's something we've chatted about in the past, and it may find its way into the app at some point in the future.
Hi Aaron -- Just found out that you have been testing a new field-association import function and that you may be looking for more guinea pigs. I'm up for it.
I actually noticed that this morning and was wondering if I was just seeing things yesterday :-). Too fast... Also, I looked at it for the first time on my WinXP box and realized that the anti-aliased text that makes the Mac look so much better than the PC probably contributes to the "softness" I commented about in my original posts. Anyway, the folder icons and the folder names look great. Now I just need hover feedback on those links and I'll be all happy :-). In Firefox I just get the pointer arrow and in Safari it turns into the I-Beam text inserter. No finger cursor to be found...
How do you like the color scheme? It's a default Ning theme! Fit perfectly, eh?
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