WordPress WPForms Lite Plugin Settings

WordPress WPForms Lite Plugin Settings post helps you set up the plugins basic settings, email, validations, integrations and more.

Last Updated: September 20, 2018

Latest News: I have updated the changelog.

WPForms Lite plugin allows you to drag and drop fields into a form, which helps you to create forms very easily.

For some the simple action of dragging the field into a position makes their job easier when creating forms. The other very important factor is that it has already built templates for you to use. This simplifies the process of creating different contact forms for your site.

There are extra templates and addons available with the Pro version. I highly recommend you upgrade to the pro version if you require more functionality and different contact forms for your site. Click on the following link WPForms Features & Addons (This is an affiliated link, I get a small commission if you purchase the pro version.)

WPForms Lite 1.4.9 Changelog

• Added: Pirate Forms importer.
• Changed: Some form builder tooltips to contain documentation links.
• Fixed: Form builder javascript conflict with jQuery non-conflict mode.
• Fixed: PHP Notice from WPForms widget.
• Fixed: Incorrect markup around Addons submenu item.

What you need:

• WPForms Lite plugin

WPForms Lite Plugin Tutorials:

1. Settings
2. Create Simple Form
3. Fields
   
4. Form Settings
5. Tools
6. Troubleshooting
   

WordPress WPForms Lite Plugin Settings

Step 1 ) The following image WPForms Admin Menu shows you the admin menu list when you log into your website. Here you have the option to add, create and set up the following.

WPForms Menu List:

• All Forms
• Add new
• Entries
• Settings
• Tools
• Addons

Step 2 ) Go to WPForms -> Settings tab to start setting up and making changes to the plugins settings. The following is a list of settings tools for you to manage and make changes too.

WPForms Settings

• General
• Email
• reCAPTCHA
• Validation
• Integrations
• Misc

Step 3 ) Go to WPForms -> Settings -> General tab to start making changes to the plugins settings. The following is a list of options you can manage under the General tab.

License

• License Key

General

• Include Form Styling
• Load Assets Globally

GDPR

• GDPR Enhancements
• Click on Save Settings button when you complete the settings.

Email Settings

Step 4 ) Go to WPForms -> Settings -> Email tab to start making changes to the plugins email settings. The following image allows you to select from one of the following e-mail template format.

Email Template Settings

• HTML Template
• Plain text

Step 4-a ) The following image allows you to set up the following options.

Email Settings

• Header Image
• Background Color
• Carbon Copy
• Click on Save Settings button when you complete the settings.

reCAPTCHA Settings

Step 5 ) The following image reCAPTCHA allows you to enable recaptcha in your forms. Once you activate reCAPTCHA a new option box will be displayed when you create a new form or edit a form.

Note: Remember to visit the following URL Visit reCAPTCHA to learn more.

reCAPTCHA Settings:

• Type
• Site Key
• Secret key
• No-Conflict Mode
• Click on Save Settings button when you complete the settings.

Step 6 ) The following Validation Messages fields allows you to edit the messages displayed for each field.

Validation Messages

• Required
• Website URL
• Email
• Number
• Confirm Value
• Click on Save Settings button when you complete the settings.

Step 7 ) The Integrations tab displays the integrations addons available for your site such as Constant Contact, MailChimp, Zapier, and more.

Misc Tab

Step 8 ) Go to WPForms -> Settings -> Misc to enable the following options.

Misc Settings

• Hide Announcements
• Uninstall WPForms
• Click on Save Settings button when you complete the settings.

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Click on the following link Create Simple Form to complete the next tutorial.

If you have any questions please let me know.

Enjoy.