Help with sharing

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• Form sharing

• How to run your form from the WordPress plugin

  In the WordPress plugin you can share a link to your form, or embed the form into your own WordPress site with the WordPress shortcode, Gutenberg block or Elementor widget.

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• Form sharing - Direct link

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  How to share a link to your form in your WordPress site

  Learn how you can share your forms in your WordPress site with a simple, shareable link.

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• How to optimize your form for better sharing

  You can optimize your form for better sharing it across the web by adding a title, description and keywords to it.

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• Form sharing - Embed in site

• How to embed your form in your WordPress site

  Your Tripetto forms can easily be embedded into any place in your WordPress site, using the WordPress shortcode, Gutenberg block or Elementor widget.

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  How to embed your form in your WordPress site using the shortcode

  If you use a traditional editor in WordPress, you can embed your Tripetto forms inside your WordPress site using Tripetto's shortcode.

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  How to embed your form in your WordPress site using the Gutenberg block

  If you use the Gutenberg editor in WordPress, you can embed your Tripetto forms inside your WordPress site using Tripetto's Gutenberg block.

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  How to embed your form in your WordPress site using the Elementor widget

  If you use the Elementor builder in WordPress, you can embed your Tripetto forms inside your WordPress site using Tripetto's Elementor widget.

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• How to use custom CSS in embedded forms

  In your embedded forms you can add custom CSS to overrule the styling for parts of your form.

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• Form planning

• How to schedule or close the availability of your form

  Does your form have a certain start and end date to collect responses? Or did you collect sufficient submissions? Then you can schedule or close the availability of your form.

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• Spam protection

• How Tripetto prevents spam entries from your forms

  You like spam? We neither! That's why Tripetto forms work quite differently in the core than other forms, preventing spam entries automatically.

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• Uncompleted forms

• Let your respondents pause and resume their form entries

  Respondents to your Tripetto forms can pause and resume their form entries, so they can continue later on. Especially handy with large forms.

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• Let your form save and restore uncompleted entries

  Tripetto forms can automatically save and restore uncompleted forms, so your respondents can continue where they left off.

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• Troubleshooting

• Form not showing in WordPress site

  In some situations your form might not show the right way in your WordPress site. This article contains a checklist to troubleshoot such issues.

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• Results not saved to WordPress Admin

  In some situations your form results might not be saved to your WordPress Admin, resulting in missing data. This article contains a checklist to troubleshoot such issues.

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• File uploads from form not saved

  If you use a file upload block in your form, it can happen the files aren't saved properly. This article contains a checklist to troubleshoot such issues.

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• Email notifications from WordPress not sent or marked as spam

  If you use email notifications from your forms in WordPress, it can happen those are not sent properly, or marked as spam. This article contains a checklist to troubleshoot such issues.

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