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How to Embed Wufoo form in WordPress

Did you know Wufoo is an online tool that lets us design custom forms effortlessly?

In fact, when we create a form with Wufoo, it automatically generates the needed database, backend, and scripts. This makes data collection and analysis straightforward and enjoyable.

Depending on the website and comfort level with HTML, we have several options when it comes to using Wufoo.

Option 1: Copy and Paste the Code Snippet

Copying and pasting code is as easy as it sounds. Here’s how:

1. First, go to the Wufoo account and navigate to the Forms section.
2. Then, click on the “Share Form” button to the right of the form title.
3. After that, choose to embed with JavaScript, iFrame, or WordPress, and copy the provided code.
4. Next, insert the copied code into the webpage.

Furthermore, if you are unsure which code to copy or where to paste it, here’s a quick guide.

1. First, install the official Wufoo WordPress plugin.
2. Then, copy the WordPress embed code from Wufoo.
3. Now, paste it directly into the WordPress.com page in either the “Visual” or “HTML” tab.

Option 2: Embed with a Shortcode

Alternatively, we can easily embed Wufoo forms on WordPress.com with a shortcode:

1. First, find the form we want to embed by clicking the “Share” option.
2. Then, select WordPress in the “Embed Form” section, and copy the shortcode provided.
3. After that, insert the shortcode into the WordPress.com site. The shortcode will look something like this:

   [wufoo username="exampleuser" formhash="x7w3w3" autoresize="true" height="458" header="show"]


With one of the above options, we can easily embed Wufoo forms into the website, whether it’s on WordPress or another platform.

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Conclusion

In brief, our Support Experts demonstrated how to embed a Wufoo form in WordPress.