Adding a slider field is a great way to make your form more interactive and engage your visitors. It’s one of the most versatile form fields that you can use in a variety of scenarios for your business.
This post offers a beginner-friendly tutorial so you can start adding a numerical range slider to your WordPress forms without any code.
Want to let parents enroll their students online? Creating a student enrollment form for your website can help you collect and manage student information more easily.
In this tutorial, we show you how to use WPForms to create a custom student enrollment form from a template.
Managing equipment rentals can get complicated, but setting up an equipment checkout form on your website cuts back on messy checkout sheets and miscommunications. In this post, we show you how to use WPForms to quickly set up a custom equipment checkout form on your WordPress site.
Getting people to fill out your RSVP form is great, but you want to make sure they actually attend it as well. Including an Add to Calendar link can help remind attendees about your event so they don’t miss it.
Fortunately, including an Add to Calendar link or button in your RSVP form is easy. In this post, we walk you through the whole process in WPForms.
Want to learn how to send confirmation emails to users after they’ve submitted your WordPress form?
Sending a confirmation email is not only a nice gesture, it lets people know their form was submitted and you have been contacted.
In this article, we’ll show you how to send a confirmation email to site visitors once they’ve completed your online form.
After releasing the Stripe addon, we wanted to address some essential feature requests during this week’s update. I hope most of you have already upgraded to WPForms 1.1.3. If you haven’t, then here are the new features and enhancements that you’re missing out on. Custom Branded Email Templates Since the day we launched, one of […]