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Form Maker February 2019 Update: UI/UX, New Functionality, Bug Fixes

Plugins 1 MIN READ

Good news, Form Maker users! We’ve made some important updates and now the plugin is even better than it was. Here are the key points: UI/UX updates The biggest change is that now you can just drag a form field next to another and create a new column. Previously, having two form fields next to each other in a form was much trickier. Now you can just drag-and-drop not only fields, but also columns and pages. Revisions functionality After you’ve made a change to a form, you can now view the change, as well as the full history revisions by clicking “Revisions” to the left of “Update” button in “Forms” submenu. Tab updates The menu tabs after you click on a Form are now more convenient: you can find “Email Options” as a separate tab, the page “Form Options” is now a new tab called “Settings,” selecting a theme is…

5 Best Pages Built with Photo Gallery

Business 4 MIN READ

Take a quick look at the beautiful pages created with the Photo Gallery plugin.

Best Social Feed Plugins for Your WordPress Website

Plugins 4 MIN READ

These are the best free plugins to enhance your website’s social media functionality. Meet the Best Social Feed Plugins for Your WordPress Website.

4 Reasons Why You Should Get Premium Plugins

Business 5 MIN READ

Deciding to move from free plugins into premium could be difficult, here’s a short list of what exactly you’ll be getting with premium plugins.

Top 5 Automation Plugins to Enhance Your Marketing

Business 8 MIN READ

Sit back and let these automation plugins handle your marketing for you. Presenting you the top 5 automation WP plugins to enhance your marketing.

PHP and How It’s Used in WordPress

Opinion 2 MIN READ

PHP is the open source programming language in which WordPress is written. According to W3Techs, PHP is used by over 83% of all websites using server side language over the internet. Wikipedia says PHP is “a server-side scripting language designed for web development.” Let’s break down the definition.

25 Plugins vs One-Stop Shop: What Does Your WordPress Site Need?

Opinion 6 MIN READ

Soon after setting up your WordPress site, you’ll find out you need plugins for a lot of the things you want to have on your site, be it SEO or backups or a gallery. Initially downloading a bunch of plugins seems like the easiest and most straightforward solution but could it be that going with one-vendor services is the better way? Let’s examine WordPress history and stats to determine if there really is a shift from single plugins to more unified solutions. WP plugins: history & stats There are more than 50,000 plugins just in the WP directory right now and the number keeps growing. As the general quality of websites keeps increasing, so do the demands we place upon the extended functionality plugins can provide. For example, e-commerce and, subsequently, use of the most popular WP e-commerce plugin WooCommerce has grown tremendously in the last years. WP users integrate…

What Can I Get from 10Web?

Services 10 MIN READ

Get to know the 10 components of 10Web and the list of the main benefits you’ll get with the company.

How to Manage Form Submissions on WordPress

How To: Beginner 5 MIN READ

This is a comprehensive tutorial on managing the form submissions you get on your WordPress site.

How to Implement Conditional Logic on WordPress Forms

How To: Intermediate 3 MIN READ

Would you like to show/hide form fields depending on user answers? Conditional logic of the WordPress Form Maker plugin allows you to create smart, user-friendly forms with complex logic. You can show the user only what they need to see and keep the forms short and straightforward. In other words, depending on the options they choose, the users see only those fields that are related to their chosen values. Employing conditional logic renders significantly more simple and comprehensible forms. Keep in mind, however, that conditional logic works only on the premium version of this plugin. If it’s something you will use on your site often, you can read up on the pricing scheme, conditions, and additional functionality on our site. Creating forms using conditional logic Let’s get started by creating the form with the WordPress Form Maker. From the submenu of the plugin go to the > Forms page, >…