Mailster 4.0 introduces a new form builder based on the WordPress block editor, requiring users to convert existing legacy forms. Legacy forms will remain functional but won’t receive updates. Users can convert forms via the “Convert to Block Form” link and may need to adjust custom CSS. Shortcodes are available for unsupported blocks.
Upgrade your newsletter homepage by migrating from shortcodes to new block forms. Remove outdated shortcodes ([newsletter_signup], [newsletter_confirm], [newsletter_unsubscribe]) and add the Mailster Newsletter Block. For detailed steps, visit our guide. Don’t miss the chance to modernize your communication!
Manage your block forms easily through the “Block Forms” menu in the Newsletter section. Create new forms with templates, customize fields, and set up options like double opt-in and GDPR compliance. You can also style forms, define placements, and use pop-ups to enhance user engagement.
This article outlines how to customize Legacy Forms using Mailster. You can enhance forms with additional content by employing the mailster_form filter hook. Target specific forms like Unsubscribe or Profile with dedicated hooks. Explore more about integrating custom code and maximizing form functionality on your site.
Mailster forms use AJAX for seamless submissions, providing users with confirmation messages. Users can redirect submissions to specific pages via form settings. Two redirection options are available: after submission (regardless of double-opt-in) and after confirmation (for double-opt-in users), allowing tailored user experiences.