Allows you to create and manage your contact forms and messages.
Contact Manager allows you to easily insert contact forms (with or without CAPTCHA) into posts, pages and widgets of your website. You can create an unlimited number of contact forms and customize them completely. If you wish, Contact Manager can also record the messages in your database, and allows you to automatically offer a gift to people who send you a message.
Here’s a sample form that you can add to your website with Contact Manager. See another sample.
Here’s how to set up a form in less than 20 seconds:
[contact-form id=1]
code into your posts/pages/widgets to display this form.That’s all!
The “Back Office” page of Contact Manager allows you to customize your interface. With this page, you will can display the items that are useful for you and remove the others. In short, you will get an interface that fits precisely to your needs. We advise you to quickly browse through the admin pages of Contact Manager in order to have a global vision, and then take the time to properly configure your options.
Some WordPress plugins slow down the websites that use them. Contact Manager has been developed with a lot of attention to its performances so that it doesn’t slow down your website and it remains fast.
Moreover, contrary to a common practice among WordPress plugins/themes, Contact Manager doesn’t add any CSS or JavaScript files to the pages of your website, in order to not increase their weights or the number of HTTP requests. So even after installing this plugin, your website’s pages will still load as quickly as before, and their Google PageSpeed scores will not drop.
You can install Contact Manager through the “Add Plugins” page of the “Plugins” menu in WordPress (Plugins => Add New => Upload Plugin). Upload the plugin file without unzipping it. You can also install it like this:
Once you have installed Contact Manager:
Yes. You can insert all the shortcodes available on your website in most fields of Contact Manager admin pages.
Insert into the PHP files of your theme a code like this:
<?php echo do_shortcode('[your-shortcode]'); ?>
Edit the “functions.php” file (create it if it doesn’t exist) of your WordPress theme and add this line of code:
add_filter('comment_text', 'do_shortcode');