A WordPress form Number Field accepts numerical value inputs only. Users cannot add alphanumeric texts to this field. So, this field in a form declines any other value confirming whether the user is entering a correct data.

To broaden the scope of your WordPress registration form you need to install a form building plugin that offers custom fields to add to your form. RegistrationMagic is one such plugin that offers an array of custom user fields including the WordPress form Number Field.

So, let’s proceed to add the WordPress form number field to online forms with RegistrationMagic.

Navigating to the Number Field

From your WordPress dashboard, go to the “All Forms” section in the RegistrationMagic Plugin menu.

Hover over a form cover and you will find the “Fields” link along with Dashboard. By clicking on the Field link go to the “Field Manager” page.

So, now here, you click on the Add Field link at the top corner of the page to see the wide range of fields from RegistrationMagic.

A pop-up will appear consisting of all the predefined Fields of this WordPress profile plugin.

However, any new form that you build with RegistrationMagic comes with three mandatory fields email address, username, and password. Along with them, users can choose to customize their forms with these custom fields.

So now, you will be able to see all the fields sectioned under different subheadings. Click on the Number Field under Special Fields.

A page titled “New Field” will appear. Here you will find different fields namely label, placeholder text, hover text, icon, and advanced settings.

Configuring your WordPress Form Number Field

Here the Field Type stays as “Number” since we need this field to allow the users to the only input value in numbers. Name the Label as something which will help you recognize the number field on the frontend. In our example, the Label is “Unique Identification Number”.

The Placeholder Text field holds the text which appears inside the input box just before the user enters the value.

The Hover Text section is to provide a basic description of the field. In our example, we have filled it with “Accept Numerical Values”.

Navigate to Icon Settings. This will create an Icon just before the field where the user will enter the text.

Next options are Icon Colour and Icon Container. Icon Color provides a particular color to the icon. Icon Container chooses the background color of icon container.

Container Capacity and Container Shape determine the capacity and shape of the icon’s container.

Lastly, scroll down and click on Advanced Settings. Here, you will find a lot of fields incorporated. Let us take them up one by one.

Advanced Options

You can add CSS class attribute from here. However, the HTML must be a predefined attribute.

Then, assign the maximum number of field length as per your need. This will set the limit as to how many digits can be entered in the input box.

Next, the “Required Field” denotes that it is mandatory to fill this field.

Mark the checkbox and move on to the “Accept only Unique values”. This field determines whether you are inserting the same value again and again into the form.

Set the message as “This entry has already been used. Please use a different one”.

The next segment “Add this field to User Account” showcases this value in RegistrationMagic’s “User Manager Area”. It displays the value on the frontend of the user account developed by RegistrationMagic’s shortcode.

The last checkbox is for admins to decide whether they want to allow users to edit their data inputs even after they have submitted the form.

Finally, after configuring all the necessary settings on this page, click on the “Add to Form” button.

Configuring the Number field into your WordPress form

Copy the shortcode from the form card and navigate to Pages on your WordPress dashboard.

Click on Add New and paste the shortcode in the body section of the new page created. Click on Publish and your form is now live on the frontend.

So, your Number field set up is complete now. Now, go to the frontend of your site to see your form with the Number Field applied to it. The screenshot shared below shows how your Number field will look on your registration form.

Furthermore, admins can create a custom user area page and make all the user inputs in their registration forms appear on the frontend. Here they can access their user account and edit them whenever they wish.

A Plugin for Diverse Needs

So you see, RegistrationMagic is your answer to add more value to default WordPress forms. Thus helping site builders procure diverse data from their users. Moreover, they don’t even need to create a full-fledged site to register users. This WordPress registration form plugin helps users to create intelligent contact forms for site owners to gather contact details of their visitors.

Further, this plugin makes it really easy to register members for courses, classes or workshops. Where they can also choose to restrict user access by date in WordPress forms. Added to that, there is also an entire page dedicated to designing forms in an interesting and fun way.

So build your custom registration forms and attract more users to your site. Thus create more opportunities for your online business and earn more revenue with your user base.

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Users often enter confidential data while filling up a registration form. As a site admin, it is your job to secure that data and not expose it to others. To do so, you need to customize your WordPress forms so that they can take extensive user data. You will find several WordPress form builder plugins to add extra user data fields on your form. But only a few will allow you to use the Input Mask field to keep user data private.

The RegistrationMagic plugin offers Masked Fields to add to your WordPress forms. Masking is mainly done to protect data, which might be sensitive or personal. User data ranging from phone numbers, dates, card details, account numbers or tax ID can fall in this category. As an extra security measure, you can mask confidential user data so it stays invisible in the browser.

As I told you earlier, RegistrationMagic lets you add custom Fields and Widgets to make dynamic forms. The Fields will help you to gather user data while the Widgets let you display data fields on the form.

The Input Mask is also a custom field of this WordPress form builder plugin. So let’s learn how to mask user input in WordPress forms with RegistrationMagic.

Navigating to the Masked Field

First, install the RegistrationMagic plugin and activate it. You will then find the plugin menu on your dashboard. From here, click on the All Forms link to land on the All Forms page.

The All Forms page shows you all the forms that you create through this plugin. Now, as you hover your cursor over each form cover, you will find two links at the two bottom corners. These are Fields and Dashboard.

From the Dashboard link, you can take care of the WordPress form payment, security, design etc. While the Fields link will let you add and manage custom fields on your form. So, click on the Fields link to Input Mask field to WordPress forms.

Now, you are on the Field Manager page. Here you will find all the forms that you will add to a certain form. All the fields that you add to each form stay unique to them.

From here, click on the Add Fields link at the top left corner of the page. You will find a pop up opening up with all the preset fields and widgets of this plugin.

Click Add Field. Then, click on “Masked Field” field under “Special Fields”. This field here acts as the Input Mask field on your form.

The Special Fields offer other user data fields such as time zone, country, mobile number, file upload etc.

Customizing the Masked Field

After clicking on the field you will land on the New Field settings page. From here, you can format the way your field should look on the form.

First, select the Field Type. This will let your Input Mask to hide like the password field on your form.

Then, add the“Label” as Masked field so that it can define the field in the Field Manager page. The next setting is the Placeholder text. This text will appear on your form to your users.

Next, move along the page and click on Advanced Settings.

Here the first option is to apply a CSS class attribute. Note that you can apply this only if it is defined in the coded HTML file.

Then comes the“Maximum Length”. This will let you set the range for the number of characters to add in the Input Mask. Check the “Required Field” to make the field mandatory to be filled. Lastly comes, Add this field to the User Account option. This will add this field value to the user account. So that both the admin and the user can see this data. In the end, click on Add to Form to finish up.

Add the masked field into your WordPress form

Now, all you just have to do is to publish the form to view the additional email field on it.

RegistrationMagic makes it really simple to display WordPress form with shortcodes.

On every form cover in the All forms page, you will find a unique shortcode.

Copy the shortcode from form card. Paste it on a new WordPress page and click on Publish.

You will then find your WordPress forms on your site.

So, in the above form, you can see the Masked Field marked in red. Since the user has to enter his/her card detail here this field will hide the data as the user stops filling it in.

Thus with the help of this Input Mask field, you can now ask your users to give any secret data as they register on your site. They can rely on you that their data will stay safe. So in case, you start an online store your users will be sure as they add their bank details while buying.

So be sure to turn your site into a professional one with this WordPress form builder plugin where you can register users and also keep their data private.

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A default WordPress form already has one mandatory email field. But here we are going to talk about adding an additional email field to your WordPress form. Note that the primary Email address appears on the form all the time and is a compulsory field.

The additional field allows you to add a separate Email address, which a user might use for safety or backup reasons.

If a user forgets any of the email id then the second one can help them log in or recover their account.

So, in order to add extra email field on your form, you need a WordPress user registration plugin. These plugins can help users to add extra data fields on default forms to make them more dynamic.

RegistrationMagic is one such plugin that can help you transform default forms to collect extensive user data. It offers custom fields and widgets to add to your WordPress form. The Fields will help you to gather user data while the Widgets let you display data fields on the form.

So let’s add an additional email field to your WordPress Form with the RegistrationMagic plugin.

Getting Started with the Plugin

First, install the RegistrationMagic plugin and activate it. You will then find the plugin menu on your dashboard. From here, click on the All Forms link to land on the All Forms page.

The All Forms page shows you all the forms that you create through this plugin. Now, as you hover your cursor over each form cover, you will find two links at the two bottom corners. These are Fields and Dashboard.

From the Dashboard link, you can take care of the WordPress form payment, security, design etc. While the Fields link will let you add and manage custom fields on your form. So, click on the Fields link to additional email field to WordPress form.

Now, you are on the Field Manager page. Here you will find all the forms that you will add to a certain form. All the fields that you add to each form stay unique to them.

From here, click on the Add Fields link at the top left corner of the page. You will find a pop up opening up with all the preset fields and widgets of this plugin.

Now, from the pop up select the Email field under the Special Fields heading. The Special Fields offer other user data fields such as time zone, country, mobile number, file upload etc.

Setting up the Additional Email Field

After clicking on the field you will be land on the New Field settings page. From here, you can format the way your field should look on the form.

The Field Type is primarily a single line text field. You can change the field type from the drop-down here.

Then comes Label. It appears on the frontend form. In this tutorial, we will fill the Label field with “Alternate Email”.

Then fill up the Placeholder Text. This text appears on the field box before entering data.

Next is, Hover Text. This is the text that appears on the field box as users hover their cursor over it. Put a text here that will explain the field to your users.

Then go to Icon Settings. This will offer a list of Icons to choose from. The icon will appear just before the field where the user will enter the text. Select any one of the icons from the options.

Icon Colour and Icon Container options let you put any color of your choice to the icon and the background of the icon container respectively.

The Container capacity and Container shape set the capacity and shape of the icon’s container.

Next, click on the Advanced Settings drop down.

Advanced Settings

You can only apply a custom CSS class attribute if the class is predefined in the coded file.

The Required Field denotes that you have the option to make this field mandatory for your users to fill.

Then go to “Accept only Unique values” field. This field restricts user input to a unique value for all users. So that no two users can enter the same value here. Next, click “Add this field to User Account” to add the additional Email field data the to the user area.

Lastly, click on Add to Form to finish the job.

Additional Email field to Your WordPress form

Now, all you just have to do is to publish the form to view the additional email field on it.

RegistrationMagic makes it really simple to display WordPress form with shortcodes.

On every form cover in the All forms page, you will find a unique shortcode.

Copy the shortcode from form card. Paste it on a new WordPress page and click on Publish.

You will then find your WordPress form on your site.

In the above form, marked in red is the additional email field on my form. With RegistrationMagic, not only is it simple to add an additional email field to your WordPress form. Users also get the option to place any field anywhere on the form. Just drag and drop the field with the help of its two head arrow handler on the Field Manager page. Users can even apply one field more than once in the form.

Usage of Additional Email Field 

Additional email fields on forms can let you gather complete user data. Thus you have the option to send bulk email to registered users in WordPress. Since bulk emails are the newest and most popular marketing tools for online businesses. You can send your updates, ads, offers etc. through these emails and stay connected with your users.

An additional email field comes to the use of your user as well. They get the option to log in with any of them thus having no chances of forgetting log in credentials.

So, boost your site with the RegistrationMagic plugin and without any coding or designing, add custom fields and widgets to it. So that you can create an extensive form for professional usage.

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A registration feed to your WordPress form displays the live update of your user registration on the form. It displays the date and time of user registration, along with the user name. On one hand, it proves the efficiency of your form. On the other, it keeps you and your users updated about the latest user sign-ups and thus the total user count. Thus making user management easier for the admin.

So, boost your site with a WordPress registration page builder plugin and expand the ability of your default registration form. RegistrationMagic is one such form builder plugin that offers custom fields and widgets to create dynamic WordPress forms. It adds up a registration feed to your WordPress form through its custom widgets. So that your WordPress registration form displays the latest submissions data.

The Widgets here display data on the form and the Fields collect user data during registration.

So, let’s go ahead and start adding registration feed to your WordPress form with the RegistrationMagic plugin.

Exploring the Custom Widgets

First, we install the RegistrationMagic plugin on our WordPress dashboard. Now after activating it, we will find the plugin menu on the menu panel. From here click on the first link All Forms to land on the All Forms Page.

This page displays a login form template and all the forms you create through this plugin. Here, on the cover of each form, you will find two links: Fields and Dashboard. The Dashboard link takes you to a page from where you can see the form analytics. From there you can also set the WordPress form security and payment options.

Now, if you click on the Fields link on a form cover, you will land on the Fields Manager page. This page shows all the fields that you add to a certain form. However, the fields that you add to a particular form from the Field Manager page, stay unique to it.

From this page, click on the Add Fields link at the top left corner below the page heading.

Clicking on the Add Field link opens a pop up with all the preset fields and widgets of this plugin.

From here, select the Registration Feed widget under the Display Fields header. The Display Fields section contains mostly widgets that add up to the visual elements of your form.

Now, after clicking on the Registration Feed widget, you will land on this widget’s settings page.

Setting up the Registration Feed Widget

Now, before you add registration feed to your WordPress form you need to configure it from this settings page.

The first option on this page is Label. Name it something that will define this field for you on the back-end. Since this label does not appear on the form.

Then from the drop down below, select the field to use for user identification in the Feed. It allows you to choose the format with which you want to identify the user. These keywords include username, first name, last name or both, display name and initials.

The next two checkboxes let you choose if you want to display the country and registration date of your user in the Feed. If checked, the date and country will not display in the registration feed of your form.

Then the Max number of items to display field defines the maximum number of records to display in the feed. You can choose a number from here and only that many user feeds will appear on your form.

Next, the Show Gravatar setting displays an icon just before the username. Gravatar is a global service by WordPress for avatars. WordPress fetches the user’s avatar from the Gravatar platform linked to their E-mail ID.

The CSS class attribute will be applicable if the class is predefined in the coded file.

Finally, after all the settings click on Add to Form to finish your job.

Frontend Registration Feed to WordPress Form

Now after adding the Registration Feed widget, you got just one thing left to display the form on your site ie. Publishing the form.

Every form on the All Forms page come with a unique shortcode.

Just copy the shortcode and paste it on a new WordPress page. Name the page as per the form name and then click on Publish.

Now go to your site to see if the form appears the way you want.

In the above image, you can see the Registration Feed above the form marked in red. The Feed shows the number of recent submissions with their time and date. Just the way we configured in the settings page.

You see it is so convenient for the admin to keep a count of the number of new registrations. Also, when a user lands on this form page the will see the number of users logging in along with them. Thus they get to know the success rate of the forms and the site.

So, this will build confidence among your users to sign in on your site.

Admins can also increase the number of feeds to be shown on the form. Enabling them to show all the users registering in real time.

So, if you own an online shop, your form can show your number of customers. The Registration Feed also comes in use if you are registering students for a class or camp on your site. Then the parents will know the student strength on the session thus knowing your credibility.

Adding registration feed to your WordPress form also shows the country of the user from where they are logging in. This way you can show the global reach of your business.

Professional Plugin

With RegistrationMagic, you got the scope to take your business to the next level. You can transform default forms into dynamic ones fit for any industry need. You can add products and payment options to your form.

So grow your business with this plugin and gain your user base with custom WordPress forms.

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Visible metadata on WordPress forms makes your registration page look more efficient. But adding a user meta is not possible in default Google forms or free online form templates. So installing a WordPress user registration plugin would be a good idea.

RegistrationMagic is one such plugin that can help you create custom forms to serve diverse purposes. This plugin offers numerous custom fields to add to WordPress forms. WordPress metadata is one such field among its wide range of preset fields.

This WordPress metadata field displays various properties of the form on the frontend. It keeps count of the number of submissions and the time of the last submission. The user meta field also keeps track of all the activities carried out in relation to the form. Besides, when you add metadata to WordPress form, it helps to analyze the form in a better way.

So, let’s go ahead and learn how to add metadata to WordPress form with the RegistrationMagic plugin.

Navigating to the Form Meta Data widget

Right after installing RegistrationMagic, you will find the plugin menu on your site dashboard.

On the plugin menu, click on All Forms to land on a page where you will find all the forms that you create through RegistrationMagic.

From here, hover on any existing form. You will find two links – Dashboard and Fields at the two bottom corners of a form cover.

Click on the Fields link, to land on the Field Manager page. In this page, you will find an Add Field link at the top corner. From this field, users can start adding new custom fields to WordPress forms.

By clicking on the Add Field link, a pop up will appear with all the preset custom fields of this plugin.

From this pop up, as you can see, select the Form Meta Data field under the Display Fields heading. After doing so, you will land on the Form Data settings page.

Form Data Settings Page Features

The Form Data page contains a lot of interesting modules that you can add to your form.

Firstly, name the label as User Data. The label for most of the display fields do not appear on the form.

Below the Label field, there are other settings with checkboxes. The “Number of form views” option displays the number of times the form has been viewed. Upon checking it, a text field will appear where you can insert a text related to the form view count.

In our example, we wrote the “Number of Form Views” to the ‘Text Before’ field. You can also add new text, which will appear after the form view count.

The next field displays the number of times the form has been submitted. Checking it, a text field will appear where you can insert a text related to the form submission count. In our example, we added “The total number of submissions so far” to the ‘Text Before’ field. You can also add new text, which will appear after the form submission count.

Scroll Down and you will find a checkbox with the option to “Display form submission limits”. Make sure you have set them on Form Dashboard. The next field, “Display Form Date Limits” will record a timeline of form submissions. This data also has to be set accordingly in the Form Dashboard.

The next option is “The last submission received time”. This indicates the time at which the form was last submitted. You can even include new text, which can appear both before and after the last submission time data.

You can also include the form name and a brief description of your form.

Lastly, you can apply a CSS Class that is predefined in the CSS coding file.

Frontend View

Now the only thing left is to publish the form on the frontend to see if the WordPress user meta field is working on our form. Since RegistrationMagic makes it really simple to publish forms with shortcodes, we will copy this form shortcode from the from cover.

Then we will go to the All Pages section of the WordPress dashboard and paste the shortcode on a new page. Name it whatever you want and click on Publish.

Then go to site frontend to see if you could add WordPress metadata to WordPress form.

You can see on the above form, there is WordPress forms meta at the top of it. It shows the number of views, submissions etc. the way we configured at the backend. This number will update on itself.

To get insight about the multiple login options of RegistrationMagic, refer to the WordPress user login plugin guide.

All About WordPress User Meta Tags

The meta description tag is a part of the meta elements of a web page. The meta description stays hidden from your visitors when they view your site but is accessible by the bots. One can display the contents of their meta tag description in the search results of the search engines or in a site description in a directory or data site where they scan your meta tag description.

One Plugin, Multiple Utility

RegistrationMagic not only lets users add metadata to WordPress form. Its large spread of custom fields lets users create extensive forms with even payment options and product addition. So, users have numerous options to transform their sites into efficient online stores or membership communities.

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A Data Chart on your WordPress form can display statistics with graphs and charts. When you add data charts to WordPress Form it can also show your conversion percentage data; that is, how many users submitted the form in the past few days. The data charts can be pie charts or histograms that can add value to your form.

Your visitors will get to know the popularity and user strength of your business through the data chart in your form.

However, to add data charts to WordPress form, you need a WordPress registration page builder plugin. So that you can transform your default form to hold custom fields like data charts.

RegistrationMagic is one such plugin that can help you add custom user data fields and widgets to make your form a dynamic one. It has a wide spread of custom fields and widgets that you can easily add to your forms. And the Form Data Chart is such a custom widget of this plugin which you can display on your WordPress form.

The Fields of this plugin lets you gather user data on the form. While Widgets will help you display data on your form.

So, let’s go ahead and add data charts to WordPress form with the RegistrationMagic plugin.

Exploring Custom Fields and Widgets

First, install the RegistrationMagic plugin and activate it. You will then find the plugin menu on your dashboard. From here, click on the All Forms link to land on the All Forms page.

The All Forms page shows you all the forms that you create through this plugin. Now, as you hover your cursor over each form cover, you will find two links at the two bottom corners. These are Fields and Dashboard.

From the Dashboard link, you can take care of the WordPress form security, payments, design etc. While the Fields link will let you add and manage custom fields on your form. So, click on the Fields link to add data charts to WordPress form.

Now, you are on the Field Manager page. Here you will find all the forms that you will add to a certain form. All the fields that you add to each form stay unique to them.

From here, click on the Add Fields link at the top left corner of the page. You will find a pop up opening up with all the preset fields and widgets of this plugin.

Now, from the pop up select the Form Data Chart widget under the Display Fields heading. The Display Fields offer widgets that can add to the visual elements of your form.

Setting up the Form Data Chart Widget

After clicking on the widget you will be land on the Form Data Chart settings page. You can control widget frontend design from this page.

Fill the Label field with a text that will define the field on the form. I used  User Charts. The Label name also appears beside the widget in the Field Manager page.

Next, go to the Chart Type setting drop down. From here, you can choose the type of graph you want to display in your WordPress form.

The options that you will find here are: submissions over time, conversion%, browser used and browser wise conversion. In our example, I chose to display the Submissions over time chart.

The next option lets you choose the timespan of the form submissions. From this drop-down, you can set the timespan value to last 7, 30, 60 or 90 days, as per your need.

Then the CSS setting modifies the frontend design. You can define the CSS class inside the coded file. Remember to associate the class with an HTML code.

Finally, click on Add to Form.

Data Chart on Frontend Form

Now, you just have to publish the form to view the form data chart on it.

RegistrationMagic makes it simple to display WordPress form with shortcodes.

On every form cover in the All forms page, you will find a unique shortcode.

Copy the shortcode from form card. Paste it on a new WordPress page and click on Publish.

You will then find your WordPress form on your site.

In the above form, you can see a User Data Chart with user visit and submission rate. There are two colored lines differentiating the two data fields, thus making the chart easy to interpret.

Usage of Data Charts on Forms

You can have several usages of a data chart on your form. For online marketing sites, it plays a special role in showing the number of users trusting on your site.

Also, for any class or event registration, you get to show the member strength on your event. Especially, for kids classes or camps. When parents see the number of conversions high in your camp or class registration form, they gain confidence to send their children there.

Then, if you own a blogging site or a membership site. Your user rate and conversion can play a crucial role in raising more user strength.

Besides by displaying the browser history and browser wise conversion, you get to prove the authenticity of your users.

And when you add data charts to WordPress form with RegistrationMagic, you are in for more. You can apply as many charts as you want on your form. Also, you can place the widget wherever you want. Just drag and drop the widget from the Field Manager page with the two-headed arrow handler.

So, you see this plugin can make your form efficient enough for any industry need. You can add products, price, map locations and many more fields on your default form.

So, boost your site with the RegistrationMagic plugin and with no coding or designing, create a form for professional usage.

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The WordPress Google Maps can display an address, business or event location on your form. As an example, suppose you add Google Maps in WordPress form taking appointments. Then the form can display the address of the office, clinic etc. It will be easier for your users to figure out the directions to the appointment center.

Your form will be more of a complete professional one that can show your company name and address thus proving its authenticity.

So, to add Google Maps in WordPress form you need a WordPress registration page builder plugin. These plugins can add custom fields to your WordPress forms to make them dynamic.

RegistrationMagic is that plugin that offers numerous custom Fields and Widgets. The Fields help you to collect data while the Widgets let you display data on your default forms.

The WP Google Maps is such one Widget of this plugin that allows you to show any location map for WordPress forms.

So, let’s show you how to embed Google map in WordPress forms.

Navigating to the Map Widget

First, install the RegistrationMagic plugin on your dashboard. After activating it you will find the plugin menu on your menu bar. From here, click on the All Forms link to land on the All Forms page.

The All Forms page will show you all the forms that you create through this plugin. Here, as you hover your cursor on any form cover, you will find two links at the bottom corners. Fields and Dashboard.

Form the Dashboard link you can take care of the WordPress form security, payment, design etc.

From the Fields link, you can add custom fields and widgets to your WordPress registration form.

By clicking the Fields link you will land on the Field Manager page. This page shows you all the Fields and Widgets that you add to a certain form. The custom fields and widgets that you add to each form stay unique to them.

From the Fields Manager page, click on the Add Field link at the top left corner of the page. You will find a pop up opening with all the custom fields and widgets of the RegistrationMagic plugin.

Select the Map Widget from here.

Before going ahead, please note that you must not forget to configure the autocomplete feature in the address field. You can configure the autocomplete feature from the External Integrations icon inside the Global Settings. You will have to get your Google Maps API key.

Read this article “How to autocomplete address field of registration form” if you would like to enable the autocomplete address feature.

How to Embed Google Map

By clicking on the Map Widget you will land on the Map widget settings page. From here, you can add or modify any address as per your needs.

You will see options such as Label, Latitude, Longitude etc. First, fill the Label field with the text that you want to appear as the field name on the form. I have filled the field name as “Office address”.

Next, set the Latitude and Longitude of the location that you want to show on your form.

There are two methods to apply your address here. One method is to enter the address manually. This action will present you with address suggestions.

As an example, if you type 1A then all addresses starting with 1A will appear as suggestions. The second method is to directly click on the map and select the exact location.

Both methods will auto apply the Latitude and Longitudes in their respective places. Saving you the trouble of writing them manually.

Then, set the Zoom and Map width as per your design requirement. You will find the unit of applying these features, written on the right side of the page.

Next, apply the CSS class only if it is defined in the coded file. Finally, click on Add to Form to finish up.

WordPress Google Maps on Frontend Form

After you add Google Maps in WordPress form, you need to publish the form on the frontend.

RegistrationMagic makes it very simple to display WordPress form using shortcode. On the form cover of every form on the All Forms page, you will find a unique shortcode.

Just copy the shortcode from the form cover. And go to the All Pages section of your dashboard. Paste the shortcode on a new page and click on Publish.

The WP Google Maps are now live inside your WordPress form. Now, go to the frontend of the site to see how the map location appears on the form.

So, you see in the above image, marked in red is a map for WordPress form. The best thing is that this form can show multiple WP Google Maps as custom widgets. Also, RegistrationMagic lets users apply a form anywhere they like. They can just drag and drop the field with the two-headed arrow handler in the Field Manager page.

The Industry Usage of WordPress Google Maps 

When you can add Google Maps in WordPress form with RegistrationMagic, you open up a lot of scopes for it to grow your business. You can not only show one business address of yours but different branches across a city or country in just one form.

For the real estate industry, these forms can become a bonus. If you put a registration form for an upcoming project then the users get to know the exact site address from it.

As another example, if someone inquires about a property that is up for sale, the map can display the location of the property. That is, the map can show a property marker pointing to the exact property address.

Also, if you want to show the number of completed and ongoing projects on your form then also this plugin can help you do that.

Then again events and camps and course registration organizations can reap full value from this custom widget. From just your registration form, your user gets to know the location of your event or site. Also, if you are hosting events in multiple areas then put as many maps as you want in the same form. Then your users can get to choose for which location they want to register for the event, camp or class.

Also, for posting job application forms you can show your office address in the form so that your candidates know where to go without bothering you.

So, with RegistrationMagic be sure to convert your default form into an efficient one fit for any industry needs. Not only can you add map location, there are options to add products, price, payment methods, etc. to make your business perform well online.

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A date field picker is one of the many special fields allowing users to choose a date from the graphical calendar. Users also have the option to enter the date manually. With RegistrationMagic plugin, its easy to configure the date picker field of WordPress form. Let’s discuss the configuration process in tutorial below.

Step by Step Tutorial

From your WordPress dashboard go to the “All Forms” section in RegistrationMagic. Hover on any of the forms and click on the “Fields” hyperlink which is also termed as the “Field Manager”.

This will take you to a new page with pre-created fields. Click on “Add Field” from the operations box. The fields are classified as common, special, profile and social fields. Click on the first option labelled “Date” field under “Special Fields”.

You will navigate to a page where you can customize the date field picker of WordPress form. The Field Type option remains as Date which cannot be modified.

Customizing and Configuring the Date field picker

Assign “Label” as Date which will create a modifiable field stacked in the Field Manager queue. The next option is Placeholder text, which is also visible on the front-end. Clicking on the field will remove the text so that you can add your custom date. This value will appear inside the front-end input box before the user starts inserting the value.

The next option is the “Hover Text” area. This is the text that pops up whenever user hovers the cursor across the field. Scroll down to Icon Settings; this setting will set up an Icon inside the front-end text area, on left side.

Icon Colour and Icon Container options setup the icon colour and background colour of the iron container respectively. Container capacity modifies the capacity of the icon’s container. Container shape defines the shape of the container. The container shape can be square, sticker or round according to your requirement.

Move along the page and click on advanced settings.

Advanced Settings

The first field will let you assign the format in which the date will be displayed on your form. The basic format is MM/DD/YY. In case you are looking for other formats click the “click here” hyperlink to the right side of the field. The next option is to apply a CSS class. Note that this CSS class must be defined in the coded HTML file.

By checking the box beside “Required Field”, you can setup the field as mandatory. Lastly, “Add this field to User Account” adds the data field to the field manager.

Displaying date picker field of WordPress form

Go back to RM form front-end. You will notice that the date field picker is now added to your WordPress form.

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Form conversion data is important to every site admin. They need to keep a track of the number of submissions done. If you can modify your default form to make it display number of entries left then your form becomes functional. Your users also get to know the number of users choosing that form. This, in turn, fetches more users to it. Thus pushing your conversion rate.

To solve this issue, RegistrationMagic brings you the Submission Countdown field.  It displays form submission rate such as “10 out of 200 submissions are done”. So, with the help of this field, you can display submission countdown in WordPress form frontend.

So, your users can now view how many times the form has been submitted till date. And they get to see a live success report of your site.

So, let’s go ahead and add submission countdown in WordPress form with RegistrationMagic.

Exploring the Plugin 

The RegistrationMagic plugin offers various essential tools to users to create diverse WordPress register forms for any site. It allows users to create mainly two types of forms. One which registers users on site and the other which seeks the contact points of visitors.

One of the most useful elements of this plugin is its preset fields. It actually provides all possible data fields that users might need to create an online form. The Submission Countdown is one such field that is absolutely crucial for certain professional sites which take in limited users.

The Submission Countdown Field

First, install the RegistrationMagic plugin on your site. Then from the plugin menu, click on the All Forms link to land on the All Forms page.

The All Forms page contains all the WordPress forms that you create through RegistrationMagic. Here, hover on any form cover and you will find two links at the two bottom corners: Fields and Dashboard. The Dashboard link lets you see the form analytics and set the WordPress form payment among other options.

And by clicking on the Fields link, you land on the Fields Manager page.

All the fields that you add to a form will appear on this page. Also, the fields that you add to a certain form stays unique to it.

Now click on the Add Field link at the left-hand corner of the Fields Manager page.

You will find a pop up with all the preset fields of this custom fields WordPress plugin.

Here, take your cursor to the Submission Countdown field link just under the Display Fields header and click on it. The Display Fields alter the visual elements of your form.

Adding the Submission Countdown Field in a WordPress Form

On clicking the Submission Countdown field from the pop-up, you will go to its Field Settings page.

Here, you will find the fields that will you help you set up submission countdown in WordPress form.

On the Submission Countdown widget page, first, fill the Label as well as the CSS Class attribute fields. Assign the term “Submission Countdown” to the Label field. This label does not appear on your form to the visitors. It will help define this field on the backend in the Field Manager page.

Add the CSS class attribute if the class is predefined in the coding file. Finally, click on the “Add to Form” button to finish your job.

You see, you don’t need to handle too many settings to set up this field. Since the plugin does most of the job for its users.

Find Success on the Frontend

Now, go to your form’s frontend. You will notice that your WordPress form now has a submission countdown. With every successful submission, your countdown will update until you set a limit to the number of submissions.

Given above is an image of the frontend view of a form with submission countdown. You can see the countdown 3 out of 80 forms had a successful submission.

This feature comes in use when you have a certain number of forms that need submission within a given time. Also, when the numbers of forms are limited; Your users can figure out the available time within which they can submit the form. Also, submission countdown gives the scope to the admin to know the number of successful and failed submissions.

There is even option to place this field at any place of the form. The form builder can drag and drop the field in the Field Manager page with it’s two-headed arrow handler.

Giving Chance to Amateurs to Create an Online Presence

You saw, that it was just a matter of a few clicks to display submission countdown in WordPress form. RegistrationMagic is one such form builder plugin that helps users create multiple forms to fit any industry needs. Besides, there are fields to add price, products, country etc that can help you customize your form to start earning from it. From preset fields to shortcodes this WordPress registration plugin supplies everything to users. There are features to design a form the way the admin wishes to.

From online stores to club, camp or class registration forms there are fields to create any forms with this plugin. And this results in its rising popularity.

Once you have finished creating your form, we suggest that you read our WordPress User Login Plugin guide. Also, stay connected with us on Facebook for latest WordPress registration breakthroughs.

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A blog, content or any webpage with an image is engaging. Most of the traffic drawn by sites are from appealing pictures. Images attract users of every age group. This is the reason why people prefer infographics more over long tail content. When you can add image to WordPress form it will help you to connect with your user in a better way. In order to add image to WordPress form, you need a WordPress form builder plugin. RegistrationMagic is one such plugin that will help you add any custom widget or field on your form. These custom widgets can turn your default form into dynamic ones that can take extensive user data.

The image widget is a read only field in your WordPress forms where your users cannot input any data. This is an image file that you can upload from your WordPress image gallery to adorn your form.

So, let me go ahead and help you add image to WordPress form with RegistrationMagic.

Navigating to the Image Widget

First, install the RegistrationMagic plugin on your dashboard. After activating it you will find the plugin menu on your menu panel.

From there, click on the All Forms link.

Then you will land on the All Forms page. Here you will find all the forms that you create through this plugin. On every form cover in this page, you will find two links: Fields and Dashboard.

The Dashboard link lets you take care of the WordPress form design, security, payment etc.

While the Fields link lets you add custom Fields and Widgets to your default form.

Click on the Fields link, to land on the Fields Manager page.

Here you will find all the Fields that you add to a certain form. Besides, all the Fields and Widgets that add to each form remain unique to it.

Now, click on the All Field link at the top left corner of the page. You will find a pop-up with all the preset fields and widgets of the plugin.

From here, click on the Image Widget under Display Fields to add an image of your choice to WordPress forms.

The Display Field generally contains all the WordPress widgets that can add visual read-only elements to the form.

There are other Display Widgets such as maps, links, price, form meta data, timer etc that can make your default form fit for any industry usage.

Setting up the Image Widget

At the Image Widget page, you will find the following options to add and define the image that you want to add to WordPress forms.

First, assign the Label with the term “Image”. The name that you add here will not appear on the form. This Label will only define this image widget in the Field Manager page.

Next, select the Image from your WordPress image gallery. This will be the image that you want to add to your form. Upload the image and embed it on your form.

Then go to the next setting and set the size of the image from there. You will be able to see a drop-down with options such as Thumbnail, 50%, and 100%. These options define the size your image will take in your form.

Once you assign the size, go to the next settings. On checking the Effects Box, you can apply effects to your image. Likewise, you can set the border color, width and shape of your image.

Then the Link field lets you add a URL or page link to your image as per your choice. Clicking on the image will take your users to the page of your choice.

Next, check the “Display as popup” option if you want. On checking the box your image will appear as a pop up when users click on it.

Then the Caption and the Title fields assign captions below and titles above the image. Both options are not mandatory. But if you want to define your image in the form then you can add a title or caption to it.

A CSS modifies the way a page looks. However, you must define the CSS class inside the coded file. Remember to add the class with an HTML code.

The Image Widget on WordPress Forms

Lastly, as you click on Add to Form you got just one last thing to do before you see your image on your form.

RegistrationMagic makes it really simple to publish forms on your site. You can display WordPress form using shortcode with this plugin. On the All Forms page, you will find each form has a unique shortcode.

Just copy the shortcode from the form cover. Go to the All Pages section from the WordPress menu.

Paste the shortcode in the body section of a new page, name it and click on Publish.

Now go to the frontend of your site to find your form with the image widget of your choice.

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