TouchBase Mail Subscribe Form

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About TouchBase Mail Subscribe Form

Use shortcode to place a subscribe form in any page, post, or html widget.

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updated: 6 years ago
since: 6 years ago
author: TouchBase Mail

Description

The TouchBase Mail Subscribe Form plugin provides an easy way to get more subscribers by allowing you to place a
one-click subscribe form on any page, post, or html widget using a shortcode.

This form allows your followers to subscribe to your email lists.
It allows you to specify form defaults in the WordPress admin settings and provides shortcode attributes to override
those values for a specific page or post. This plugin is based off of the
Remote Subscription Form help article.

Two form styles are available, wide and vertical, see the Additional Configuration section for more details.

Additional Configuration

After you have the plugin up and running you may want to configure how each shortcode instance behaves. To change the
behavior there are several shortcode attributes available.

Format

There are two styles available for changing the look of the form:

  • wide: a one horizontal line input form that matches the width of its container and has a fixed-width submit button.
  • vertical: a two line input form that matches the width of its container but places the submit button below the email address input.

The default style is the wide format. To change to the vertical format you can use the following:

[touchbase_subscribe_form format=vertical]

Settings Overrides

For each of the settings you’ve defined in the admin panel, you can override them for each shortcode instance. The attributes
are as follows:

  • list: Change the list that this form will add the subscriber to. You may want to use this if a particular post relates to one of your offers that will have its own email campaign.
  • public_token: It’s not likely that you’ll need to change this, however if you manage multiple Sender Profiles in TouchBase you can change the public token value as needed.

These can be specified the same as other shortcode attributes:

[touchbase_subscribe_form format=vertical list=123]