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How to Add Custom HTML Code to Your WordPress Contact Form

Do you want to embed custom HTML code snippets on your WordPress contact forms? Adding custom HTML to your form is a great way to get creative and enhance your forms.

The best WordPress form plugins let you build forms without code, while also letting you add your own custom HTML to your forms to make them even more advanced.

So in this tutorial, I’ll walk you through through installing WPForms, creating a form, adding an HTML block, and pasting your code.

How to Allow Users to Select Recipients in a WordPress Contact Form

Do you want to let visitors choose the recipient on your contact form?

Adding a selection dropdown can help to make sure messages get to the right person or department.

In this post, we’ll show you how to create a WordPress contact form with a dropdown to select who it’s sent to.

Gravity Forms vs Google Forms vs WPForms: Which Is Best?

If you need a contact form for your WordPress site, you may be trying to decide between Gravity Forms, Google Forms, and WPForms for your form builder. In this post, we’ll share a detailed comparison of these 3 tools to help you pick the right one for your site.

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How to Add a Constant Contact Signup Checkbox to a WordPress Form

Do you want to create an easy email signup for your site visitors using Constant Contact and WordPress forms? It’s a super quick process that’s simple to execute. It also makes it a breeze for your visitors to subscribe to your emails with just a quick click of a checkbox.

Connecting Constant Contact and WordPress is quick and easy using WPForms, which is what I’m going to use in this tutorial. WPForms integrates seamlessly with Constant Contact, so you’ll have a form published, collecting email addresses within minutes. There are 3 quick steps. That’s it!

Ready? Let’s get started.

12 Best Donation Page Examples to Inspire Your Online Fundraising

Looking for donation page examples that actually move donors to give? A well-designed donation page can be the difference between a visitor who clicks away and one who becomes a recurring supporter.

The M+R Benchmarks 2025 report found that the average nonprofit donation page converts at 11% on desktop and 8% on mobile. The pages that hit those numbers aren’t accidents. They follow a small set of design principles that every nonprofit can copy.

In this post, I’ll walk you through 12 real donation pages I’ve pulled apart to show exactly what they do well. You’ll also get a quick framework for what makes a donation page convert, plus how to build your own in WordPress without hiring a developer.

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