July 2016 Roundup | CaptainForm

Hello, Form Builders! We’re back with another monthly roundup. So sit back, relax and explore July’s very best.

Google Map+ Address Field

We’ve added a new cool functionality to the Google Map field, so now the Address field can be GEO coded. Find out how to enable this feature and learn about the cases when you should add a ‪Google Map‬ to your ‪‎WordPressForm‬.

“WordPress surveys come in many shapes and sizes. There are business demographic surveys, market surveys, website visitor surveys, career interest surveys and many more. ” 

Read the full article in BestTechie

“There are a couple of plugins that are essential and absolutely necessary for every new WordPress website.”

Read the full article in Buildp

“Of all the useful WordPress plugins out there, a WordPress Form Plugin should definitely be in top. Why is that?”

Read the full article in BLOGHER

“ Yes, there are many other similar plugins available, but CaptainForm is much easier to use, better looking and has everything you will ever need from a contact form plugin.”

Read the full article in Buildp

“So you want to get more subscribers on your list and you’ve decided to put some thought into developing the best WordPress form for that: The Newsletter Form. Now, where to start?”

Read the full article in MEDIACOMTECH

“CaptainForm comes with over 30 incredible form templates that you can customize as per your liking.”

Read the full article in BumbleBeeHub

“CaptainForm is an intuitive form builder WordPress plugin by 123ContactForm, which lets you create WordPress forms using a drag and drop interface, no matter if it’s a simple contact form or a more complicated form.”

Read the full article in TECHSINI

“ It can let you create and handle Event Registrations. Order Forms are also possible to create and manage. Surveys, Quizzes, and Polls, all three are covered and available under the single hood.”

Read the full article in 85Ideas

“Conversions simply won’t happen without the necessary type of form.”

Read the full article in ThemeSurface

“Before you create your feedback form, decide how you’d like it to look and what you’d like it to do.”

Read the full article in MagPress

We’re really excited to let you guys know that between September 3-4 we will be sponsoring and attending WordCamp Split, the second WordCamp hosted by the Croatian WordPress community. Come join us! We’d love to meet you!

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