Publish the FormĪfter adding user data fields to the form it is now time to publish the form for your users on the front end. Then, from the Dashboard link, we can take care of the WordPress forms payment, design, analytics, security, etc. You can even add heading to WordPress forms to divide your form into different sections. Tips: The Fields link lets you add custom user data fields like number, country, profile image, links, timers, etc.
#FORMS TO GO LITE REGISTRATION#
Next, you will find your registration form appears on the All Forms page. Now, if you hover on the form cover you will find two links appearing at the bottom – Fields and Dashboard. This means if you want to create a WordPress registration form or a WordPress contact form.įrom here, select your type of form and name it. One will let you create a WordPress user account on form submission and one that does not create a user account on your site. When you click on it, a pop up will appear with two form options. In the left corner, you will find the New Form link. You will then land on the All Forms page which stores all the forms that you create with this plugin.
#FORMS TO GO LITE INSTALL#
Here we will publish a form with the preset shortcode unique to a form.Īs you install the RegistrationMagic plugin, you will find the plugin menu on your menu panel. There are even options to display WordPress forms using HTML codes as well as its own preset shortcodes. RegistrationMagic makes it really simple to create and publish dynamic WordPress forms on your site. But first, let me show you in brief how you can build a form with RegistrationMagic.
So let’s start this tutorial to help every site owner check WordPress form submission from their dashboards. And the admin can check all these forms from his own site dashboard. Even there are options to change a registration form to a smart contact form at the push of a toggle. From there you can see the data and time of submission along with the total time a user took to fill it.Īpart from that, the admin has the right to activate, deactivate, or delete users on every WordPress form submission. This plugin ensures that every form is listed on a definite page after submission. So that your users can log in and manage accounts or edit their data from there. Tips: RegistrationMagic allows you to create custom user profile page in WordPress.
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