ProPhoto provides you with an integrated contact form that you can use to collect information from your visitors.
The form has some default fields that you can add to and customize, in order to get the specific information that you desire from your visitors and you can even add custom fields as necessary. When the form is submitted, the information will be emailed directly to you.
Setting the Email Address
"ProPhoto 4" > "Customize" > "Contact Form" > "General Options"
By default, ProPhoto uses the Email in the WordPress “Settings” > “General” screen for sending submitted contact forms.
In WordPress, the "Settings" > "General" screen, E-mail address field
If you want to use a different email address to receive your contact form info, you can enter that Email address here.
ProPhoto customize area for alternate Contact Form Email address
Adding the Menu Link
"ProPhoto 4" > "Customize" > "Menu" > "Primary/Secondary/Vertical nav menus"
(when using the "Special link type" menu item option)
This link type will show/hide the ProPhoto Contact Form in the Header Area of any page the visitor is viewing.
Contact Form link settings in Menu Item popup window
Manually linking to the Contact Form
Creating a manual link with a URL of simply “#contact-form” will scroll to the top of the currently-being-viewed page and open the Form.
To link to a specific page of your site, create a link to the page and add “#contact-form” to the end.
For example, to link to the ‘front’ home page of the site with the Contact Form open, use the following as the URL address (or “href”) of the link:
http://www.yourblogaddress.com#contact-form
NOTE: The “Call To Action” area in
“ProPhoto” > “Customize” > “Content Appearance” > “Call to Action”
also provides the capability to link to the Contact Form from the bottom of every post.
Editing the Contact Form content
The text area to the left of your contact form is customized using widgets. To watch a short video to help you understand widgets:
Editing the Contact Form fields
"ProPhoto 4" > "Customize" > "Contact Form" > "Text & Fields"
"Appearance" > "P3 Customize" > "Contact" > "General Options"
ProPhoto provides you with an integrated contact form that you can use to collect information from your visitors. The form has some default fields that you can add to and customize, in order to get the specific information that you desire from your visitors. When the form is submitted, the information will be emailed directly to you.
Setting the Email Address
By default, your Contact Form submissions will go to the Email address you’ve set up in WordPress in this area:
“Settings” > “General” > ”E-mail address”
You can also override the address if you don’t want the form to use this address set up in WordPress – in this case, type an Email address in the field within “Appearance” > “P3 Customize” > “Contact” > “General Options” so messages will go to the address you provide instead:
Adding the Menu Bar Link
When activated, Prophoto will add a link to your menu area that will show/hide your contact form when clicked. You can change the text of this link by going to “Appearance” > “p3 Customize” > “Menu” > “Add/Remove Menu Items” > “Contact form link text”. The contact form displays on your blog immediately under your header area.
The text area to the left of your contact form is customized using widgets. To watch a short video to help you understand widgets,
."Appearance" > "P2 Options" > "Contact"
Prophoto 2 provides you with an integrated contact form that you can use to collect information from your visitors. The form has some default fields that you can add to and customize, in order to get the specific information that you desire from your visitors. When the form is submitted, the information will be emailed directly to you.
When activated, Prophoto will add a link to your menu area that will show/hide your contact form when clicked. The contact form displays on your blog immediately under your header area.
