Editing Publish your ActiveCampaign forms to WordPress (section)

== FAQ ==

'''Q1: Do I need a specific plan to use ActiveCampaign forms on WordPress?'''  
A1: Yes, the ActiveCampaign form publishing feature is available on Starter, Plus, Pro, and Enterprise plans.

'''Q2: What if I want to use a custom form style?'''  
A2: You can uncheck the '''Use ActiveCampaign’s form CSS''' option to apply your own custom styles to the form.

'''Q3: How can I ensure that my forms are tracking properly?'''  
A3: Make sure to configure and enable site tracking in your ActiveCampaign settings and verify that it is correctly installed on your WordPress site.

'''Q4: What type of forms can I create?'''  
A4: You can create various types of forms such as modal forms, floating bars, and embedded forms using ActiveCampaign.

'''Q5: Can I edit my forms after they've been published?'''  
A5: Yes, you can edit any form after publishing. Be sure to update the settings in both ActiveCampaign and WordPress.

'''Q6: Is it possible to use shortcodes for forms created in ActiveCampaign?'''  
A6: Yes, you can use shortcodes to embed forms created in ActiveCampaign directly into your WordPress posts or pages.

'''Q7: How can I check if my form is working correctly?'''  
A7: Test your forms by submitting dummy data and check if submissions are being recorded in ActiveCampaign.

For additional help and guidance, refer back to the relevant articles in the [[Integrations]] and [[WordPress]] support documentation.
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