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Awesome, thank you! I think I was looking one level too deep for the ID. One more question: it's working in Firefox, but not in Safari. Is there something I can do to make it work in both, or is that just Safari being weird and I have to live with it? (The form still opens when you manually click the button in Safari, it just doesn't load opened.)

So I can't have the actual form up there until I've figured this out, but here's a dummy page with the same basic issue. If I can solve it there I can migrate it to where it needs to be.

I have a form block that is set up as a lightbox (so it opens when the button is clicked). I want the page to load with the lightbox open, so that the form functions more like a popup. I'm trying to make this work in both 7.0 and 7.1, though I don't think that will make a ton of difference here. The promotional popup isn't an option here because it doesn't allow for the number of different things I need to collect from the person filling out the form. I found a bit of script that seems like it should be steering me in the right direction, but the button itself doesn't have an ID, so I'm not sure how to make it work, or if there's a better way to do it. <script> $(function () { window.onload = $('#submit_btn').click(); }); </script>

I'm working on formatting a summary block (list layout) on the Anya (Bedford) template, and I ran into a snag. I'm trying to reduce the space between items (in this case, titles, because I'm not using anything else), and I used the following CSS: .summary-block .summary-item { margin-top: -30px !important; } .summary-block{ margin-bottom:-30px !important; } When I had the custom CSS window open, everything looked exactly like I wanted it to. Then I saved it and refreshed the page, and they're showing up far apart again. The code is still there. Any advice? (For what it's worth, I tried it both with and without the !important.) http://livingspiritumc.org/sample-blog