How to Track Link Clicks in WordPress Content + Emails
Do you want to see what people click in WordPress?
This tutorial shows you how to track clicks on affiliate links, outbound links, emails, and more.
Do you want to see what people click in WordPress?
This tutorial shows you how to track clicks on affiliate links, outbound links, emails, and more.
If you want to save or share form entries, PDF is a great way to do that.
PDF files are easy to archive and retain their formatting on most devices.
By the end of this tutorial, you’ll have a fully functional automation to convert each WPForms entry into a neatly formatted PDF document.
It’s easy to set up and most of the steps require no coding. You will need an HTML template to make the fillable PDF, but that part is easy since I’ve already created it for you.
Adding a country dropdown list to your form is incredibly easy. The only catch is that you need to be using the right plugin to make this as effortless as possible.
Country selectors are essential for shipping information, survey data, and user registrations. They make your forms look polished and improve user experience.
While there are various WordPress plugins out there that allow you to create a country dropdown list, I genuinely haven’t come across a solution as easy as WPForms. And the best part? It’s free!
In this guide, I’ll walk you through exactly how I set up country dropdowns in WPForms, plus share some insider tips that most people miss.
Most WordPress forms are plain text, which works fine for a basic contact form. But a little visual polish can make a big difference, whether that’s your logo at the top, a product photo, or image-based answer choices that are easier to scan than plain options.
Adding an image to a WordPress form is easier than you might expect, and you won’t need to write any code. I’ll walk you through the whole process step by step, from installing the plugin to inserting your image and publishing the finished form.
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Most WordPress sites need a contact form from day one.
Visitors expect a way to reach you, and without a form, you’re either pasting your email address on the page (hello, spam bots) or losing leads to whoever made it easier to get in touch.
The catch is that WordPress doesn’t include a contact form out of the box. So let me walk you through how to create a simple contact form in WordPress using WPForms, the form plugin I reach for every time.
Do you want to set an automatic expiration date on a WordPress form? Adding an expiration date to a form is useful if you need to set a response deadline. Whether you’re running a limited-time promotion or collecting event registrations, it’s crucial to ensure that your form stops accepting submissions after a certain date. In […]