Fill a Contact Form 7 Drop-Down With Your Posts
Fills a Contact Form 7 select field with the titles of published posts, pages or a custom post type, so a services or products list stays in sync with your content.
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Fills a Contact Form 7 select field with the titles of published posts, pages or a custom post type, so a services or products list stays in sync with your content.
Fills a Fluent Forms drop-down with the titles of your published posts, pages or a custom post type, so the options stay in sync with your content.
Fills a WPForms drop-down with the titles of published posts, pages or a custom post type, both when the form is shown and when it is processed, so entries keep the chosen title.
Styles Fluent Forms from a few SCSS variables for accent color, radius, spacing and errors, including checkboxes, buttons and a dark-mode variant.
Replaces the standard Contact Form 7 success, error and spam messages on every form with your own wording in one place.
Explains what happens next above the WordPress registration form and replaces the terse "Registration complete" notice with clearer instructions about the confirmation email.
Sends a generate_lead event to Google Analytics 4 or Google Tag Manager whenever a Fluent Forms form is submitted successfully.
Styles Gravity Forms from a handful of SCSS variables (accent, radius, spacing, error color), including choices, multi-page progress bars, buttons and dark mode.
Shows a short explanation above the lost password form telling people what will happen next and where to get help if the email does not arrive.
Removes the "Logged in as … Edit your profile. Log out?" line from the top of the comment form for a cleaner look on member sites.
Hides the fields of a Contact Form 7 form once it has been sent successfully and leaves only the thank-you message, so people do not submit twice.
Removes the WPForms entries widget from the WordPress dashboard for everyone, keeping the dashboard focused on what you use.
Adds a hidden field to every Contact Form 7 form that people never see but spam bots fill in. Submissions with the field filled are marked as spam and never emailed.
Adds a [wpide_job_application] shortcode where candidates send their details and a CV (PDF or Word, size-limited); the CV is attached to the email you receive and then deleted from the server.
Replaces the Gravity Forms AJAX loading spinner with a small inline SVG spinner in your brand color, with no extra file to download.
Allows only a few Contact Form 7 submissions per IP address each hour and treats the rest as spam, which stops bots and angry repeat senders flooding your inbox.
Allows only a few Fluent Forms submissions per IP address each hour and shows a polite message after that, which stops flooding and repeated spam.
Stops a visitor from sending more than a few Gravity Forms entries per hour from the same IP address, with a polite message, to block flooding and repeat spam.
Allows only a few WPForms submissions per IP address each hour and blocks the rest with a polite message, to stop flooding and repeat spam.
Stops the Google reCAPTCHA script that Contact Form 7 adds to every page from loading where no form is shown, which speeds up the rest of the site and hides the badge there.
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.
Sends Gravity Forms entries to the Spam list when any field contains a word or phrase from your block list, so they skip notifications and stay out of your entries.
Adds a red asterisk after the label of every required field in standard HTML forms, so visitors can see at a glance what they must fill in.
Rejects a Gravity Forms date of birth that makes the person younger than the age you set, for age-restricted sign-ups and applications.