Learn about different gutenberg blocks eForm and add-ons contributes and how you can use them to insert forms, reports, stats, leaderboard, popup and more.
eForm has support for showing a nicely themed login form for your website. This can be inserted to any page, post using Gutenberg block. Just click on add block and search Login. This will insert the needed login form on your page. Simply publish it to show a login form to non-logged in users. Login…
eForm has two specific system shortcodes, Trackback page and User Portal. Both of them can be published by the setup wizard. But if you want you can use the shortcode generator to do it manually, or change the content of the page. Trackback Block [row] [column lg=”6″ md=”12″ sm=”12″ xs=”12″ ] [/column] [column lg=”6″ md=”12″ sm=”12″ xs=”12″ ]…
Publish a Form Leaderboard A form leaderboard will show submissions sorted in descending order of obtained score percentage. It also beautifies the list by adding user avatar (by email or by logged in user ID) and user submission metadata. Using the Gutenberg Block To add a Leaderboard on your post, simply click on the add…
Just like Form Statistics, eForm has also introduced statistics shortcodes for showing user performance. You can use them on the user portal page or on sidebars or a dedicated statistics page to give your users charts about how they are performing. To add a Form Statistics on your post, simply click on the add block…
eForm version 4.7+ comes with Gutenberg blocks. Just make sure you are on the right version to use eForm with WordPress 5. To add a popup on your post, simply click on the add block button and search for eForm. Click on the Popup Form – eForm Setting Popup Button The essence of popup form…