"Confirm Email" Field on the Registration Form
Adds a second email field to the WordPress registration form and refuses the sign-up when the two addresses differ, so new users do not lock themselves out with a typo.
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Snippets for forms and the plugins that build them: validation, spam protection, hidden fields and what happens after a form is sent. For sites that collect leads, bookings or support requests.
Friendlier Messages on the Registration Screens
Explains what happens next above the WordPress registration form and replaces the terse "Registration complete" notice with clearer instructions about the confirmation email.
Hide the WPForms Dashboard Widget
Removes the WPForms entries widget from the WordPress dashboard for everyone, keeping the dashboard focused on what you use.
Log New Users In Right After Registering
Signs people in straight after they register through the WordPress registration form and sends them to a welcome page, instead of making them wait for an email.
Phone Number Field on Registration and Profiles
Adds a phone number field to the WordPress registration form, saves it with the new account and lets users and admins edit it on the profile screen.
Reply Directly to People Who Fill In WPForms
Sets the Reply-To of WPForms notifications to the email address the visitor entered when no Reply-To is configured, so pressing Reply answers them.
Use the Comment Blocklist for Contact Form 7
Marks Contact Form 7 submissions as spam when they contain any word, IP address or email from WordPress's own Disallowed Comment Keys list, so one blocklist protects comments and forms.
Use the Comment Blocklist for Fluent Forms
Blocks Fluent Forms submissions that contain any word, IP address or email from WordPress's Disallowed Comment Keys list, so one blocklist protects comments and forms.
Use the Comment Blocklist for Gravity Forms
Sends Gravity Forms entries to spam when they contain any word, IP address or email from WordPress's Disallowed Comment Keys list, so one blocklist covers comments and forms.
Use the Comment Blocklist for WPForms
Blocks WPForms submissions that contain any word, IP address or email from WordPress's Disallowed Comment Keys list, so one blocklist protects comments and forms.