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  • Here’s an example of the form:

    <p>Name:<br />[text* your-name 28/100]</p>
    <p>E-mail address:<br />[email* your-email 28/100]</p>
    <p>Phone number:<br />[text* your-phone 28/100]</p>
    <p>Message<br />[textarea* your-message 21x5]</p>
    <p>[submit "Send"]</p>

    To use it in the sidebar, install the “PHP Code Widget”
    and place the PHP Code widget on the sidebar. You can then
    reference your Contact Form 7 form from within the widget
    by entering
    <?php echo do_shortcode('[contact-form 4 "Sidebar Contact"]'); ?>
    where [contact-form 4 "Sidebar Contact"] needs to be adjusted
    to whatever number and name applies to your form.

    I have a problem on this issue too…
    I have this form in the contact edit:

    Name of my contactform: [contact-form 2 "scribbler"]

    [text* text-467 id:fromname]
    [email* email-2 id:scribbleremail]
    [textarea* textarea-685 id:scribble_text]
    [submit id:sendscribbler]

    If I use this code: <?php echo do_shortcode( ‘[contact-form 2 "scribbler"]‘ ); ?>, I get the form and it works.

    But how do I put this in a form tag (in my case) in the footer.php?

    If you see on http://www.scribblerportfolio.com you see my problem.
    I wanna place each input field in their own div.

    Please help me, I am on deadline on this project and I am pretty desperate 🙂
    Thank you!

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