Setting Up ActiveCampaign WordPress Plugin in 4 minutes

Learn how to seamlessly integrate ActiveCampaign forms and site tracking on your WordPress site with our plugin. Follow our easy tutorial to install, activate, and configure the plugin, empowering you to optimize your email marketing efforts and gather valuable insights from your site visitors.
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[@leonardodambrosio5715]

Shouldn't there be a widget in elementor for easy installation ? I used the short code now but I can't change any setting on the form anymore. (sorry but I am very new to all this...)

[@anthonyrude]

I don't use elementor but in kadence I build a form block and then I choose active campaign.
See if elementor has a similar way of doing this.

[@anthonyrude]

How do i redirect to a page on my site after they submit using the WordPress plugin... Not the embed code by building a form at AC?

[@ActiveCampaign]

Thanks for reaching out, Anthony! From your previous comments, it sounds like you are using Kadence plug in for Wordpress rather than our native plug in to share forms. Kadence has created their own integration using our open API to create and update contact records. We can assist you with creating an ActiveCampaign form and directing users to your website upon submission, but you would need to refer to Kadence's documentation for their own steps on redirecting their forms, as we don't have access to their settings to better assist you with what within their plug-in needs to be updated. If you'd like to try using ActiveCampaign forms again, we'd recommend trying this plug-in integration option, which will provide a quick and easy option to select whether you want to use your existing sites' CSS formatting on your form. We think it will give you some of the control you wanted previously, but had trouble adding to your ActiveCampaign forms manually. Thanks again for reaching out, and have a great day!

[@Neurofeedback-Luxembourg]

Why is the sound only mono and not stereo?

[@anthonyrude4192]

When using blocks for the form and not AC CSS how do you create a form in wordpress but use AC to connect the form?

[@ActiveCampaign]

Hi Anthony! If you are building a form using the Gutenberg block editor, it may be possible to connect the form with ActiveCampaign using Zapier, Google Sheets, or another intermediary tool. The easiest and most direct way would be to use the ActiveCampaign Wordpress plugin, and select the "AC form block" when using the Gutenberg editor. We have a helpful article here that goes over how you can insert ActiveCampaign forms using the Gutenberg editor: bit.ly/3zXk29b. The "Use ActiveCampaign's form CSS" option is selected by default, but you can uncheck this box if you do not wish to use ActiveCampaign's form CSS. Hope this helps! 🤗

[@anthonyrude]

I'm using kadence blocks. It's even easier because when your plugin is activated the advanced form element in kadence blocks lets me choose AC. This way I can format the form to look like the rest of the site. To be honest building or should I say editing the forms you can make on your platform is not easy. I was trying to learn CSS just to make the form look uniform (pun intended)

[@ActiveCampaign]

Thanks for the additional context, Anthony. We're glad to hear you're finding success with Kadence Blocks and ActiveCampaign! Thank you for your feedback regarding the ActiveCampaign form builder. We are currently working on improving the form building/editing experience, and have already rolled out some highly-requested updates earlier this year, such as 1,500 new fonts and improved appearance controls. We have a blog post available that goes over the improvements we have planned here: www.activecampaign.com/blog/data-collection-made-easy-build-forms-that-captivate-and-fuel-the-dynamic-customer-journey. I also want to drop our product feedback link, ideas.activecampaign.com/, so that you can share any ideas you have to improve the form experience for our development team to review. Thanks again for following up, and have a great day ahead!