In this brief article, we will discuss how to delete a particular field from the WordPress registration form using Fields Manager of the RegistrationMagic plugin.

Deleting a Field from the Registration Form

After logging in, navigate to the All Forms section of the main menu.

Hover the cursor on the Form Name that you wish to edit, and tap on the Fields button from the contextual pop-up.

You will land on the Fields Manager page. Click on the delete field option for the field to be removed. For example, let’s assume that we want to delete the Test Label field. 

Click on the Delete button in the confirmation popup window.

The Test Label field will be removed from the form. Please note that the row itself will still be there, and you may add another field to it if required. Alternatively, you may of course delete the row altogether.

That sums up the straightforward process of deleting fields in the WordPress registration form using the RegistrationMagic plugin’s Fields Manager.

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In this brief article, we will discuss the process of adding a new field to a WordPress registration form using the Fields Manager of the RegistrationMagic plugin.

Adding a New Field to the Registration Form

Once logged in, navigate to the All Forms section of the main menu.

Hover the cursor on the Form Name that you wish to edit, and tap on the Fields button from the contextual pop-up.

You will land on the Fields Manager page. Click on the Add Field button.

Choose the field type from the options listed on the Choose A Field Type page.

For illustration purposes, we will choose the Text field. Fill in the related details for the chosen field. You may choose to edit the icon and advanced settings as per the requirements. Next, click on the Add To Form button.

Note – It is necessary to enter the required details for the field type (marked with an asterisk). For example, in our case, a Label is a required detail for the Text field type. 

The new Text field is added to the form.

The process of adding a new field to the WordPress registration form using the RegistrationMagic plugin’s Fields Manager is straightforward. It helps with the setup to create dynamic forms having different types of field types and associated settings. 

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In this article, we will discuss how to use the two-column layout in the WordPress registration form through Fields Manager.

Setting up a Two-Column Layout

Once logged in, navigate to the All Forms section from the plugin menu.

Hover the cursor on the Form Name that you wish to edit, and tap on the Fields button from the contextual pop-up.

You will land on the Fields Manager page. 

Next, select the row settings for the layout adjustment to two columns.

From the Row Properties page, you can adjust the structure to a two-column layout. There are other column layouts available that may be used for other setup requirements. Select 1:1 from Field Columns and then Save it.

The layout of the selected row will be changed to a two-column layout.

Utilizing a two-column layout for rows is straightforward with the RegistrationMagic plugin. The Row Properties page offers various layouts to choose from, enabling adjustments to the structure of the WordPress registration form according to customization needs.

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In this short guide, we’ll explore how to easily insert a new row into a WordPress registration form through Fields Manager.

How to Add a New Row to a WordPress Registration Form?

After logging in, navigate to the All Forms section from the plugin menu.

Hover the cursor on the Form Name that you wish to edit, and tap on the Fields button from the contextual pop-up.

You will land on the Fields Manager page. Click on the Add Field button to create a field and row simultaneously.

You may choose a field type from numerous options from the list.

Next, fill in the required details for the particular field type. In our reference example, we have selected the Text field type, where the Label field is mandatory:

Note – Advanced settings offer finer controls and specifications if you wish to configure the details further.

The new field and row will be added once you are done:

Adding a new row with the RegistrationMagic plugin is a straightforward process with the Fields Manager that allows the whole setup to be a breeze towards creating even the complex forms.

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This article will look into utilizing the WordPress registration form shortcode. Copying the WordPress registration form code allows its easy integration into the other pages. This in turn eases the setup of the registration process.

How to Find and Copy WordPress Registration Form Shortcode?

Once logged in, navigate to the All Forms section from the plugin menu.

On this page, there is a list of available Forms, and the Shortcode column lists the code corresponding to each of those.

Copy the desired shortcode from this column and paste it on the page where you wish to render the registration form.

So, it takes just a few clicks to find and copy the WordPress registration form shortcode in the RegistrationMagic plugin. The shortcode may then be copied to one or more pages, making the configuration of the registration workflow a breeze.

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In this article, we will discuss accessing login form options in WordPress, using the RegistrationMagic plugin. A login form is a user interface element to authenticate and access the WordPress website using secure credentials.

How to Access Login Form Options in WordPress?

After logging in, navigate to the All Forms section from the plugin menu.

The Login Form is pinned to the top in the new All Form dashboard. Hover over Form Name to see the available form options.

Click on the Fields attribute to open the Fields Manager page for the Login Form.

Click on the Edit button to edit the default fields. You can choose to place the Login button on the Left, Center, or Right side. Further, clicking on the checkbox of the Display “Register” Button allows you to open the registration possibility for new users.

Next, select the Dashboard attribute beneath the Form Name to access the Login Form dashboard. The options available are discussed briefly next.

The Build section primarily focuses on the field manager and form design, extensively covered in previous articles. It also provides the Logged In View feature, allowing users to preview the actual appearance of the website after logging in, including design layout and other elements.

The Configure section empowers users to manage redirections, email templates, validation and security, and utilize features such as 2FA, providing control over authentication processes and enhancing website security measures.

In the Publish section, customize the login box and button to suit your needs, and explore user-related services such as magic popup for better user management. Additionally, customize the OTP login system to enhance authentication options.

Within the Integrate section, you may link your login form with external platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Windows Live, Instagram, Google, and LinkedIn, increasing the array of login choices available.  Next, delve into detailed login analytics in the Analyze section. Also, you can access log retention and login timelines in this section.

You can explore different sections like Build, Configure, Publish, and more to customize your login form based on specific needs and preferences.

With our powerful tools, you can enhance your login form to work better, engage users more effectively, and achieve overall improved performance, along with enhanced validation and security measures.

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In this article, we will brief the process of quickly filtering registration forms allowing the creation of WordPress user accounts. These forms are designed to allow users to register on a WordPress website, with their submitted information.

How to Quickly Filter Registration Forms that Create WordPress User Accounts?

Once logged in, navigate to the All Forms section from the plugin menu.

Next, click on the Create User Account button.

When you click on it, the form dashboard displays the forms that can be exclusively used for creating user accounts. The number next to Create User Account (3) indicates there are 3 such forms available in our example screenshot.

With these quick steps, users can filter registration forms that specifically create WordPress user accounts, easing the process of managing user registrations on their websites.

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This article will explore how to access registration form options from the forms list. The main objective of these options is to allow admins better registration form management.

How to Access Registration Form Options from Form’s List?

After logging in, navigate to the All Forms section from the plugin menu.

Click on the Dashboard attribute under the registration form.

You will land on the form options page.

The Build section primarily focuses on the field manager and form design, extensively covered in previous articles.

Next, the Configure section enables users to handle submissions, set limits, and utilize features such as autoresponders for emails, and providing control over form functionality and management.

In the Integrate section, you can connect your registration form with external platforms such as MailChimp, Aweber, Dropbox, MailPoet, and others.

In the Publish section, you may leverage from shortcodes or HTML code for direct frontend usage. Additionally, discover user-related services (for example, user directory and user area), consolidating all user management functionalities within this section.

The Manage section allows for efficient handling of your inbox and outbox tasks, including attachments. Next, delve into detailed form and field analytics in the Analyze section. And, streamline processes by utilizing auto-responder, bulk email features, or crafting custom automated tasks in the Automate section.

So you can navigate through various sections such as Build, Configure, Integrate, Publish, etc., to tailor your forms according to specific requirements.

The powerful tools at your disposal will allow you to optimize your forms for better functionality, user engagement, and overall effectiveness.

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This article will discuss how you can easily and quickly preview your registration form. This feature provides a convenient overview, allowing you to assess the form’s layout and design before it goes live.

How to Quickly Preview Registration Form in WordPress?

Once you have logged in, navigate to the All Forms section from the plugin menu.

To preview any registration form, click on the Preview button available under the form options.

Once clicked, the system will render the Preview page.

In the RegistrationMagic plugin, previewing your registration form is a doddle. This feature enables you to swiftly review your form, gaining insight into its design and structure.

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Effectively managing various forms on your WordPress dashboard is crucial for an organized and streamlined user experience. In this article, we will explore the functionalities of the RegistrationMagic plugin, guiding you through sorting forms.

How to Sort Registration Forms in a WordPress Dashboard?

To sort forms in a WordPress dashboard, navigate to the All Forms section from the plugin menu.

The option to sort forms has now been integrated within the columns in the new All Form dashboard. The columns that have the Sorting sign allow sorting of the rows.

Click the sorting button adjacent to the Form Name column to arrange it alphabetically.

Click the sorting button next to the Submissions column to arrange it based on the count of total submissions.

Click the sorting button next to the Created On column to arrange the forms based on the date they were created, either from earliest to latest, or vice-versa.

In the RegistrationMagic plugin, several sorting options are available based on form title, number of submissions, and creation date. This feature offers flexibility in managing forms according to your specific requirements.

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