Display a form

A form built under Wing Popup → Forms can be shown in three ways. All three use the same form, with the same settings, messages and spam protection.

In a popup#

Create a popup of the Form type and select the form. See Form popup.

With the shortcode#

Every form has a shortcode with its ID:

[wing-popup-form id="12"]

To copy it, go to Wing Popup → Forms and click the shortcode in the form's row.

Paste it wherever shortcodes work:

• in the block editor, in a Shortcode block;
• in the classic editor, straight into the content;
• in Elementor and other page builders, in their Shortcode widget;
• in a text widget, for a signup form in the footer or sidebar.

With the block#

In the block editor:

1. Click + and search for Wing Popup Form.
2. Add the block.
3. Choose the form from the Form menu in the block's settings.

The editor shows a preview of the form. The block supports wide and full alignment.

Which one to use#

Good to know#

• A switched-off form shows nothing to visitors. Logged-in administrators see a short note in its place, so a missing form is easy to spot.
• Pro form types (pre-sale, login, registration) show only while Wing Popup Pro is active.
• Styles. A form in a page uses its Appearance settings exactly as it does in a popup.
• Caching. Forms work on cached pages. They do not rely on a WordPress nonce in the page, which would expire while the page sits in a cache.
• The older shortcode [wing-popup-mc-form] from earlier versions still works.