Adoption of style (CSS) on embedded marketing forms in external CMS

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Hi guys,

we have embedded a few marketing forms on external CMS - works great!

We want to use the CSS of external CMS in our forms. Of course, we can set a link style in the form HTML header, but the controls looks different within the external CMS.

E.g.

My approach would be:

Reference the external CMS in our form HTML
Set "class" of each control to the correct CSS from CMS

This approach isn not very efficient. Furthermore we have a lot of forms, which we have integrated in external CMS.

Any suggestions?

Regards,

Martin

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cloflyMao 25,210 on at

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Hi Martin,

You could use javascript to inject CSS of external CMS to marketing form, and copy the code to other pages.

We will run custom function after form is loaded:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/marketing/developer/marketing-form-client-side-extensibility#form-events

Please refer to my steps:

1. Marketing form with default CSS.

2. Add following code to external page.

MsCrmMkt.MsCrmFormLoader.on('afterFormLoad', function (event) { var fieldCollection = document.getElementsByClassName("lp-form-field"); for (var i = 0; i < fieldCollection.length; i ) { for (var j = 0; j < fieldCollection[i].childNodes.length; j ) { if (fieldCollection[i].childNodes[j].className == "lp-form-fieldInput") { fieldCollection[i].childNodes[j].classList.add("custom-field-control"); } } } })

lp-form-field element is the container of label and input field, lp-form-fieldInput is class name of input field.

(lp-form-fieldInput element is child of lp-form-field element)

We add custom CSS "class" to input field elements.

3. Result

Style of form field is overwritten by custom CSS "class".

Regards,

Clofly

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MaSc4Crm 6 on at

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Hi Clofy,

thanks a lot your your example.

Regards,

Martin

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mgudlin 5 on at

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Hi, I was able to add custom class name on input fields with you solution. Now I'd like to take control over submit button that has class "lp-form-button" and my approach was this

MsCrmMkt.MsCrmFormLoader.on('afterFormLoad', function (event) {

var customBtn = document.getElementsByClassName("lp-form-button"); customBtn.className += "custom-btn-class";

}) I had no luck with it, class was not added. Can you please advise how to add class to submit button?

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