If you click on the Block Forms menu entry you see an overview of your current existing block forms. Once you have enabled the plugin you can find a new menu entry “Block Forms” in the Newsletter menu. Click on “Add New” to create a new Block form. Select a template You now can give […]
Mailster forms can be defined and customized via the forms page. You can add additional content via some coding by using the mailster_form filter hook.
Mailster form uses WordPress Nonces to prevent invalid form submissions. These nonces can expire in some cases which causes an error message if you like to signup for a newsletter.
By default Mailster forms are ajax based and you get a nice confirmation message after your users have submitted the form. If you like to redirect them to a specific page you can find this option in the form settings.
Mailster includes sign-up forms you can use in many different ways. If you are running some other websites – no matter if they are based on WordPress, a different CMS, or just plain HTML – you can embed external forms to collect leads on them.
Custom Fields can store different values from your subscribers. If you like to create a Birthday campaign for instance you have to set up a date field. By default, there’s no date picker applied to that field as the look wouldn’t match your theme.
If you like to give your subscribers the opportunity to update their subscription data you can simple add a {profile} tag in your newsletter campaigns. If subscribers click the link they will get redirected to a subpage on your newsletter homepage. You have to define which form is used for the profile which allows you […]
Currently are two free plugins available: You can find them on the WordPress Plugin repo.