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NEX-Forms Documentation

Documentation & Tutorials for NEX-Forms version 8.0 and above

Adding a Form to a WordPress Page or Post

This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to use the NEX-Forms shortcode to embed a form within a WordPress page or post. By following these instructions, you’ll learn how to locate the shortcode for your specific form and easily insert it into any content area. This allows you to display your form seamlessly within the WordPress environment, ensuring that users can access and complete it directly on your chosen page or post.

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The NEX-Forms Shortcode
This is the NEX-Forms shortcode, which can be used anywhere on your WordPress site to display a form. Replace YOUR_FORM_ID with the actual ID of any form you’ve created. This ID links directly to your form, allowing the shortcode to display the associated form on your page or post.
[NEXForms id="YOUR_FORM_ID"]
Adding a Form's Shortcode to a WordPress Page
  1. Log into your Wordpress Admin area.
  2. Edit or create a new form.
  3. Click on "EMBED" from main menu.
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  4. Copy the NEX-Forms inline shortcode.
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  5. Create or edit your existing WP Page, for example, your Contact Us page.
  6. Paste the NEX-Forms shortcode into your page where you need the form to be displayed.
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  7. Publish/Update your WordPress page.
Adding a Form's Shortcode to a WordPress Post
  1. Log into your Wordpress Admin area.
  2. Edit or create a new form.
  3. Click on "EMBED" from main menu.
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    NEX-Forms - Create First Form - Figure - 11
  4. Copy the NEX-Forms inline shortcode.
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    NEX-Forms - Create First Form - Figure - 12
  5. Create or edit your existing WP Post.
  6. Paste the NEX-Forms shortcode into your post where you need the form to be displayed.
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    NEX-Forms - Create First Form - Figure - 13
  7. Publish/Update your WordPress post.
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This article was last updated on 19 November 2024
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AndyonEnvato
This plugin is good. It is very good. It does what it says and rewards you well. I have been using NEX Forms - Ultimate Builder and the ADD-ON Bundle for 18 months. I have 5 licenses already and plan to buy more as it is a great form builder. Spend time to learn all the features and you will be impressed. It is most definitely worth it. I have needed customer support only three times. I have contacted them through the basixonline.net website. They were fast and efficient (within 24 hours) at helping solve the issues each time. I would recommend these guys to anyone who wants a form builder that actually works properly. There are many form builders, but this one works. Just remember, you get what you pay for and this plugin is great. Apart from the very versatile form design functions built into the Ultimate Builder, we also use the ADD-ON Bundle which has many components including conditional formatting which allows you to create form fields that appear and disappear depending on answers given previously. We use the PDF creator to email copies of forms to customers. The forms are easily embedded/integrated into any page etc. and easy to set up. The Bundle ADD-ONs have many other features, which you can research here. So good luck and I do hope you try the NEX forms Form builder. It wont let you down.
mvdb1982
Nice plugin to work with. Support is 10+
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