WPForms v1.8.8 Announcement - Form Themes & Custom Templates

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Today we're going to talk about our version 1.8.8 update, which includes 2 really exciting new features we can't wait to share with you: Form Themes and Custom Templates.
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[@arregorn]

Just a heads-up for everyone; if you're using Elementor like I do with a pre-existing form and page, you likely won't see these options as they are only available within the Block Editor (at present). Hopefully one day soon they will add the theme editing abilities within the Form Builder itself. But, for now... You would have to either roll your Elementor page(s) back into the Block Editor [which WordPress informs you might break the page(s), so use caution] or create a new page(s) from scratch and specifically use the WordPress Block Editor.
I also discovered that some of the formatting / styling is available within Elementor already! So, keep that in mind if you don't see the options shown in the video. I had no idea I could do this through Elementor. And, I'm so happy that WPForms is constantly making upgrades! I LOVE WPFORMS!

[@wpforms]

Thank you for sharing your experience and glad you enjoy our plugin :)

[@gpglabs5488]

It would be beneficial to add the style options directly to your plug-in. Relying on the Gutenberg block editor for styling can be inconvenient for users who prefer other page builders, such as Elementor. Such users may find it challenging to apply these styles through custom CSS, which can conflict with theme styles and other settings. Therefore, it would be more user-friendly to include a custom tab within the form page options of your plug-in, allowing for style changes and other modifications directly. This approach would simplify the process and enhance accessibility for all users.

[@wpforms]

Thank you for your feedback!

[@MbonisiM]

Interesting update(s)

[@wpforms]

Glad you think so :)