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Hi,
That’s weird.
Is that a page builder you are using for the homepage and if so, which one?
Try this, go to WP Admin > Optin Forms > Form > Form Placement. In the “Exclude on pages” input type in 54 and save.
Hey,
Yes, I’m using WP Sydney theme and page builder. Unfortunately, that didn’t work! I’ve had to deactivate the plugin for now but any other suggestions would be much appreciated. Also, every change I make takes a really long time to take affect, don’t know if that has anything to do with the problem?
The page builder I’m using is by SiteOrigin version 2.5.14. Thanks 🙂
Also, every change I make takes a really long time to take affect, don’t know if that has anything to do with the problem?
The plugin itself applies the changes instantly. The reason for the delay is the caching plugin. So when making changes to OptinForms ( or any other plugin ) make sure to clear the cache.
It’s possible that the change you made ( the exclude option ) didn’t work because it wasn’t applied due to the caching. Can you give it a try again and make sure to clear the cache after you make the change.
Hey, yes clearing the cache worked, thank you. However, the form still only appears directly under my blog posts which is great but I wanted that effect on every single page of my website, is this possible?
Hi,
You’re welcome, happy to hear that’s sorted out.
As for pages, it should show up there as well, as long as the theme calls the_content() WordPress function which all themes should be doing.
Try typing the word “test” in the main content ( the main text editor when you edit the page in WP admin ) and check if it shows up on the page. If it does show up then the form should show as well.
Also make sure that in the “Form placement” settings it’s set to “After the page”.
Alternatively you can simply put the shortcode [optinform] at the end of the page content and it will show the form.
Okay so I went with the shortcode which worked great. Thank you for all your help 🙂
