How visitors get in touch with you.
With the “Forms” module, you can create forms in a simple and visual way. Using the Block Editor, you can then add these forms to your website through the “Form” block. Visitors can fill in and submit the form. Messages submitted through these forms can be found under the “Messages” button in the menu on the left-hand side.
When you create a new form, you first enter a title and the email address to which the submissions should be sent. Then, activate the form using the switch on the right-hand side. After that, you can continue building the form by clicking the plus icon and adding form elements.
The most commonly used elements you can add to a form are:
Once you have added a form element, you will see several buttons that allow you to edit it:
Next to this, you can see an example of a standard contact form. In this form, the visitor is asked to enter their name (a required field, indicated with an *), phone number, email address, and a comment.
The video below provides an overview of the main points and explanations from the text above. Whether you want a quick recap or prefer a visual summary, this video presents the information in a clear and simple way.
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