Contact forms are a crucial part of every website but WordPress contact form plugins don’t always integrate well with WordPress page builder plugins like Elementor. So, if your website uses Elementor, you’ll want to know which WordPress contact form builders offer seamless integration and a great form building experience. Here’s our list of the top 5.
Many businesses rely on spreadsheets to manage information. With WPForms, you can send all form entries to a specified spreadsheet in Google Sheets in real-time.
The process is simple and requires no extra tools other than WPForms and Google Sheets.
Just follow the steps in this post to automate WPForms sending all entries to Google Sheets.
Are you looking for the best WordPress donation management plugin? You’ll be looking for a solution that allows you to set up and manage campaigns easily, while offering a good deal of flexibility with payment options. WP Charitable is the leading donation management plugin for WordPress sites. Dive in to see how it can help!
We’ve just launched a new addon for WPForms… the Google Sheets addon.
You can now automatically send form entries to a spreadsheet directly and take your entry management to the next level.
With this addon, you can focus more on important business tasks and leave it to WPForms to maintain your spreadsheets.
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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.
The default WordPress password reset form is pretty basic. It gets the job done, but it doesn’t exactly scream “professional” or match your brand’s look and feel.
Without a custom password form WordPress solution, you’re missing out on keeping that brand consistency intact. Plus, you can’t add helpful instructions or customize the messaging to guide users through the reset process smoothly.
That’s where the WPForms User Registration addon comes in handy. It lets you create a fully customized password reset form that actually looks like it belongs on your site.
You can match your website’s colors, fonts, and overall design while providing clear, helpful instructions. So, without further ado, follow the steps in this guide to customize your WordPress password reset form!