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How to Export WordPress Form Entries to Excel

Need to get your form entries out of WordPress and into Excel? Exporting your form data makes it much easier to organize information, share it with others, or do simple reporting.

I’ve helped clients do this countless times, especially when they need to work with their form data outside WordPress. Some wanted to send reports to their team, and others preferred managing everything in spreadsheets.

If you’re looking to achieve something similar, I’ll walk you through the exact steps to get your WordPress form entries to Excel. It’s simple, quick, and something you can do even if you’re not very familiar with technical processes.

How to Display a Map With Your WordPress Contact Form

Want to add a map to your WordPress contact form so visitors can easily find your business location? Adding a map to your contact form helps visitors know exactly where you’re located before they reach out.

It’s especially useful if you have a physical storefront, office, or service area that customers need to visit. But maps on contact forms can do more than just display your location.

With the right setup, you can also help visitors fill out address fields faster with autocomplete, or even display multiple locations if you have several offices or stores.

In this tutorial, I’ll show you two ways to add maps to your contact forms in WordPress. Both methods use WPForms and its Geolocation addon. Let’s get started!

How to Add Placeholder Text to Your WordPress Forms

Want to add form placeholder text in WordPress? Placeholders make it easy for your visitors to fill in each field correctly.

It sits inside a field and shows people exactly what to type before they type it, which cuts down on guesswork and the back-and-forth emails that follow.

In this article, I’ll walk you through adding placeholder text to every field on your WordPress contact form by using the simplest solution available with WPForms!

How to Hide Your WordPress Site Until It’s Ready (Simple Tutorial)

Do you want to hide your WordPress site until it’s ready to launch? Maybe you’re building a brand new site, or you want to keep your work private from the public while you redesign an existing one.

Either way, hiding your site gives you room to work without visitors stumbling onto half-finished or broken pages. It also protects your SEO, since you don’t want Google indexing placeholder content or error pages before you’re ready to go live.

In this guide, I’ll show you the easiest way to hide your WordPress site until it’s ready, and how to keep it private from the public while still letting your team or clients preview it. You can hide your whole site or just the specific pages you’re still working on.

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How to Create a WordPress Date Picker Form (Step by Step)

Need to collect dates from website visitors? You probably already know that standard text fields for dates create chaos. Customers often enter dates in different formats (12/25/2026 vs 25/12/2026 vs December 25, 2026).

This leads to booking errors, missed appointments, and eventually frustrated customers. A proper date picker solves this by providing a visual calendar interface that works the same way across all devices.

In this guide, I’ll show you how to add professional date picker forms to WordPress using WPForms’ advanced date/time picker form field and functionality, plus a few tips if you’d like to customize it.