Using Web Forms and Dynamic Content Blocks

The plugin adds a tracking script to your WordPress pages. This plugin offers the ability to use web form and content block shortcodes on your pages, posts, and sidebars that will render an Web Form/Dynamic Content block. This allows you to maintain your dynamic content, form styling, and configuration within .

In your visual editor, look for the 'Insert Shortcode' button:
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Available Web Form Shortcodes children() as $child) { echo ""; echo ""; } ?> Form Name Shortcode "; echo $child->name; echo " [".PREFIX."_form id='"; echo $child->id; echo "'] No Web Forms Configured To use the web form shortcodes, you will first have to add some Web Forms to your account in . Once you do have Web Forms configured, the available shortcodes will be displayed here.

Available Dynamic Content Block Shortcodes children() as $child) { echo ""; echo ""; } ?> Block Name Shortcode "; echo $child->name; echo " [".PREFIX."_block id='"; echo $child->id; echo "'] No Dynamic Blocks Configured To use the Dynamic Content Block shortcodes, you will first have to add some Dynamic Content Blocks to your account in . Once you do have Dynamic Blocks configured, the available shortcodes will be displayed here. Plugin Options API Key value=""/> Enable Popup Pre-Loading? value="1" /> Enable Content Pre-Loading? (uncheck this if you use caching) value="1" /> Show Button on Post/Page editors? value="1" /> Use Theme CSS for Forms value="1" /> Use Theme CSS for Dynamic Blocks value="1" />