WPForms will now display your form fields with a dropdown below them to select the WordPress registration field to map it to.
WPForms will automatically map your default fields like Name, Email, Password, etc. You can also select the page you want users to be redirected to once they submit the form.
From here, scroll down to the “Custom User Meta” section. Type in the custom meta key you created earlier and then select the form field you want to map it to.
How to Add Your Custom User Registration Form in WordPress
This is the easy part. From this point on, everything is very easy.
With WPForms , you can easily and quickly add forms to posts,switzerland email list pages, or sidebar widgets on your WordPress website.
For this example, we will create a new Page.
On the page editing screen, you'll find a WPForms button just above the toolbar. Give it a good click.
Now, a popup should appear on your screen. Select the form you created from the drop-down menu and click on the Insert Form button.
Done! There is now a shortcode for your form on your page. Hit “Publish” (or “Update” if you’re editing an old page), and your form will be live on your site.
Prefer a sidebar widget? No problem. Simply go to Appearance » Widgets and drag the WPForms widget to your sidebar area.
Select the form you created from the widget settings dropdown menu. Then, click Save. That's it! Your user registration form is now in your sidebar.
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Also, check out how to create an AMP form in WordPress .
We hope this article helped you learn how to create a custom user registration form in WordPress.
If you’re looking for more awesome things you can do with WPForms , check out our posts on how to create a survey in WordPress and how to create a registration form with PayPal payments .
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