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How to Add Buttons to a WordPress Form

Relabel your Submit button, add a real call-to-action button anywhere on your form, or send visitors somewhere specific after they submit. Three no-code ways to do it in Ninja Forms.

Web to Lead Salesforce vs. Ninja Forms CRM Add-On

Salesforce Web-to-Lead is free and built in, but it only creates Leads and leaves spam protection up to you. Here’s how it stacks up against a Ninja Forms form connected through the Salesforce CRM add-on, and…

Track UTM Parameters on Your WordPress Forms

See exactly which campaign brought in a lead. This walkthrough shows two ways to track UTM parameters on your Ninja Forms submissions, a free hidden field method and a zero setup add on, no Google Analytics…

How to Send a Conditional Email in WordPress

Route form submissions to the right person automatically. This guide covers the setup for one department, how it scales to several, and the three most common reasons a routing rule silently stops firing.

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Your Guide to Form Actions in WordPress

Adding form actions in WordPress is indispensable. Just imagine yourself filling out an online form and after you submit it, there is no follow-up email, no confirmation message, and no activity at all. You would probably…