Forms are one of the most powerful tools on the web, allowing you to efficiently capture information—whether you’re collecting newsletter signups, event registrations, or inquiries from potential clients. With Publi, you can fully customize and optimize your forms to fit your needs.
Form Anatomy
A Form block inherits the full width of its parent container and consists of three main parts:
• Form — Holds all your form inputs (such as text fields, dropdowns, and checkboxes) and the submit button.
• Success Message — Displays after a form is successfully submitted, confirming receipt.
• Error Message — Displays if there is an issue with the form submission, helping users understand what went wrong.
Create a form
You can access your form editor by selecting it from the Workspace tab on the left navigation.
Click on the button to create a new form.
Use the Fields tab to edit the form title and description. Click on the plus sign to add form fields.
For each field you create, type your placeholder text (the text that will be displayed in the field until the user fills it in) and click on the pencil icon to open its settings.
You can choose the field type and make it required or optional.
What happens when a user fills the form
Use the Settings tab to add an email address if you want to receive a notification when a new form response is submitted.
You will be able to view all form responses in the Submissions tab.
Set up integrations
Optionally, you can use the Settings tab to set up a Zapier or Webhook integration.
Publish a form
Once your form is set up, preview it to make sure everything looks and works as expected. When you’re happy with it, publish the form — it’s now ready to be used in your projects.
Add the form to a page
To add your form to a page, open the page and click the plus (+) button or type a slash ( / ) to open the component menu. Then, select your form from the list of available components.
You will be given the option to choose from any of your published forms.
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How to Get Started and Publish Your Content: Everything You Need to Know
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Setting up your Wordpond publication
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How to publish your first article
A quick overview of the Wordpond editor so you can start publishing immediately.
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Inviting team members
Now that your publication is running, it's time to invite your team members to your workspace.
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Managing your workspace and team(s)
Learn how to can invite and manage team members and assign roles through the Team Management page.
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Intro to the Wordpond editor
Wordpond has a powerful visual editor with layout and formatting options that will feel instantly familiar.
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Organize your content (with issues and chapters)
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Change the order of your articles
Wordpond supports manual and chronological ordering of articles.
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Creating and managing chapters
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Featured Articles & Collections
Adding a Table of Contents to your cover, chapter covers, or even a single article is typical in magazine- or journal-style publications.
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Using the Featured Article Block
The Featured Article Block lets you create custom blocks to highlight articles and engage readers right from the cover.
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Preview Your Article
You can preview your articles on Wordpond to see what they look like outside the article editor.
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Design settings & system
Customize the look & feel of your publications to match your brand and personal preferences.
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Color management: Adding a color palette and how to use it
Colors are one of the pillars of defining a magazine's identity and visual appeal. They set the tone, evoke emotions, and create a cohesive look throughout the publication.
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Understanding Margin vs Padding: A Simple Guide
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Images
An overview of images and how to use, including display and sizing options.
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Designing your header and menu
Your publication’s header is where you can include your logo, publication name, and menu.
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Creating a footer
Your publication’s footer is where you can include contact and social media information, along with links to your main site or archive
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Adding and styling navigational arrows for your articles
One feature that enormously increases that unique 'magazine' feeling is adding next-page and previous-page arrows on your page.
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Adding Social Media Icons
There are a couple of simple steps to manage the social sharing buttons on your content.
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Favicons
You can add a custom favicon to your publication.
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Upload and add a PDF (or file) for download
Wordpond lets you add PDFs (or any file) to your content. Here is how you do it.
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Add and configure custom domains
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SEO in Wordpond
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Disable search indexing
Prevent search engines from indexing your publications, issues, articles - everything on your publication subdomain.
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Add Cookie Notices to your publication
You can use the built-in cookie management tool or add your own cookie consent tool.
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Manage content security policies
Enable and manage custom content security policies on your publication.
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