Do you want to add instructional text to a form on your WordPress website? Including instructional text on your form allows you to provide a descriptive prompt or directions for users who are filling out your form. With the easy-to-use WPForms form builder, you’ll find a handful of ways to add instructional text to your form. And we’ll show you how!
Take your form design to the next level by adding a header image to it!
With the WPForms Content field, adding form header content only takes a few clicks and zero coding knowledge.
Read more to learn how you can add header images to you WordPress forms.
Do you want to go paperless and do business more efficiently?
Going paperless offers great convenience and helps you save unnecessary costs. All you need is a good form builder tool and other software designed to handle all your business electronically.
We’ve put together valuable tips for going paperless in this post. Click to learn more!
Most people who need to send an email with attachments in WordPress are trying to solve something fairly ordinary. A visitor uploads a document, a photo, or a signed contract through a form, and you want that file to arrive in your inbox.
The good news is that the most common version of this needs no code at all. There are three practical ways to attach a file to a WordPress email, and the right one depends on where the file is coming from in the first place.
I’ll walk you through all three, starting with the one most people actually want. Then I’ll cover the delivery problem that catches almost everyone off guard once attachments start flowing.
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Looking for ways to grow your online business? Using online business forms to streamline your operations is one great idea.
Business forms can be used to create tons of features that make it easier to manage users, create simpler processes, and generally, make it easier to convert prospects into leads.
In this article, we’ll discuss some ways to use them, and show you some handy WPForms templates to get stated with.
Psst. Do you know about the WPForms Hidden field? Few things in life are as exciting as discovering secrets. And, WPForms has a secret field of its own.
It’s largely ignored by new users because they’re not sure if it serves any purpose at all. If that sounds like you, then I must say – you’re missing out!
The WPForms hidden field is invisible to visitors, but it can be incredibly valuable by letting you collect useful metadata with a user’s entry.
You can set up the hidden input field to collect information like locations, IP addresses, referrer URLs, and all kinds of fun stuff from people who fill out forms on your website.
In this post, I want to share some common ways that you can use the Hidden field to gather useful information, all without affecting user experience.