Most contact form plugins for WordPress are designed to build dozens of different forms with visual builders, custom post types, and countless configuration options.<\/p>\n\n
That\u2019s great when you need them \u2014 but many websites don\u2019t require such heavy-duty<\/strong> plugins; they simply want to add a basic contact form to their website.<\/p>\n\n This Mozedia Forms<\/strong> plugin takes a different approach.<\/p>\n\n It gives you one fast, reliable contact form<\/strong> that's easy to set up, easy to customize, and built with performance in mind. No unnecessary features, no jQuery, no third-party dependencies<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n Simply install the plugin, choose the fields you want, configure your email settings, and add the form anywhere using the shortcode<\/strong> or Gutenberg block<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n Everything else just works<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n Unlike many form plugins, Mozedia Forms only loads its assets (CSS and JavaScript) on pages where the form actually appears.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n It also uses lightweight, dependency-free vanilla JavaScript (less than 5 KB<\/strong>) instead of jQuery, helping reduce unnecessary page weight.<\/p>\n\n The plugin includes the features most websites actually need without becoming a full form builder.<\/p>\n\n Security and privacy are built into the plugin from the beginning.<\/p>\n\n The plugin uses WordPress's built-in email system by default, with optional SMTP support<\/strong> for websites that require improved mail delivery.<\/p>\n\n You can also send a test email directly from the settings page to verify everything is working correctly before going live.<\/p>\n\n Mozedia Forms does not store form submissions in the database<\/strong> or share user data with any third-party service.<\/p>\n\n Messages are sent directly using WordPress's mail system, helping keep your website lightweight while reducing stored personal data.<\/p>\n\n Customize fields, labels, placeholders, messages, email settings, spam protection, appearance, and advanced options from one organized settings page.<\/p>\n\n Import and export settings as JSON, reset everything back to defaults, or keep your settings when uninstalling the plugin.<\/p>\n\n If all you need is a simple, fast, secure contact form without the complexity of a full form builder, Mozedia Forms is built for exactly that.<\/p>\n\n One Form.\nNo Bloat.<\/p>\n\n By default, Mozedia Forms automatically matches your active theme's colors. You can enable the plugin\u2019s built-in color scheme from the settings.<\/p>\n\n You can also apply the 'mzforms-default-colors' class to a specific shortcode or block instance to use the plugin\u2019s built-in color scheme only for that form.<\/p>\n\n The settings page also follows your selected WordPress admin color scheme, so the plugin feels like a natural part of WordPress instead of a separate interface.<\/p>\n\n The For example:<\/p>\n\n There's one global form, configured from Settings > Mozedia Forms.<\/p>\n\n However, each time you place the shortcode or block you can override several things for that specific placement - see \"Shortcode & Block Attributes\" below.<\/p>\n\n This covers the common case (e.g. a General Contact form and an \"Advertise With Us\" form that emails a different address) without a full multi-form system.<\/p><\/dd>\n Nowhere. Submissions are emailed to the configured recipient via There is no submissions log to review in wp-admin.<\/p><\/dd>\n Many local\/development environments (including Use the Send Test Email<\/strong> button on the Mail tab to check - it will show you the underlying error. On a live website, this usually resolves itself; if not, configure custom SMTP on the Mail tab.<\/p><\/dd>\n Honeypot protection (an invisible field bots fill in, plus a minimum-time check) is on by default and needs no configuration. You can also enable\nper-IP rate limiting and message-content rules (max length, link limits) from the Protection tab.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. With AJAX off, the form submits as a normal page reload, using a Post\/Redirect\/Get pattern - so refreshing the result page never resends the\nform. Success\/error messages and field-level errors still show, right where the form was.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. The form and its fields use stable, predictable class names (like Yes, with per-site settings. Network-activating the plugin seeds default settings on every site, but each site's admin configures its own Mozedia Forms settings independently under Settings - there's no network-wide settings page to manage every site at once.<\/p><\/dd>\n Not unless you turn on \"Delete Data on Uninstall\" on the Advanced tab first. By default, your settings survive a plugin deletion and reinstall.<\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\nBuilt for Speed and Simplicity<\/h4>\n\n
Designed for real websites<\/h4>\n\n
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Reliable email delivery<\/h4>\n\n
Privacy focused<\/h4>\n\n
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Why choose Mozedia Forms?<\/h4>\n\n
Fits your WordPress theme<\/h4>\n\n
Shortcode & Block Attributes<\/h3>\n\n
[mozedia-form]<\/code> shortcode and the \"Mozedia Forms\" block accept the same optional attributes, letting one placement differ from the global defaults:<\/p>\n\n\n
title<\/code> - Not shown visually - identifies this form instance (e.g. \"Advertise With Us\") in its accessible name and in notification email subjects.<\/li>\nrecipient<\/code> - Send this instance's submissions to a different email address.<\/li>\nfrom_name<\/code> - Overrides the notification email's \"From\" name for this instance.<\/li>\nsuccess<\/code> - Custom success message for this instance.<\/li>\nredirect<\/code> - URL to send visitors to after a successful submission.<\/li>\nsubmit<\/code> - Custom submit button text for this instance.<\/li>\nclass<\/code> \/ id<\/code> - Extra CSS class(es) \/ an HTML id on the <form><\/code> element itself.<\/li>\nphone<\/code>, company<\/code>, website<\/code>, address<\/code>, subject<\/code> - \"1\"<\/code> forces the field on, \"0\"<\/code> forces it off, and leaving it out uses the global Settings toggle.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n[mozedia-form title=\"Advertise With Us\" recipient=\"ads@example.com\" company=\"1\"]\n<\/code><\/pre>\n\n\n\n
\/wp-content\/plugins\/mozedia-forms<\/code>, or install it directly from the Plugins<\/strong> screen in your WordPress admin.<\/li>\n[mozedia-form]<\/code> shortcode. Use shortcode attributes if you want to customize individual forms.<\/li>\n\n
Can I create multiple different forms?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Where are submissions stored?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
wp_mail()<\/code> and are not stored in the database.<\/p>\n\nWhy didn't my test email arrive?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
localhost<\/code>) don't have a working mail transport configured, so wp_mail()<\/code> fails even though the\nplugin is working correctly.<\/p>\n\nHow do I stop spam submissions?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does turning off AJAX submission break anything?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Can I customize the form's appearance with CSS?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
mzforms-form-wrapper<\/code>, mzforms-form<\/code>, and mzforms-field<\/code>) that you can target with your own CSS in your theme, so you're not stuck with the default look.<\/p><\/dd>\nDoes this plugin work on Multisite?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Will uninstalling the plugin delete my settings?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
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