Documentation
Getting started:
To get you started we have included 6 ready to use example forms to choose from.
Select one that suits you best, and start editing it, delete or add elements on the fly.
Below you can find a list of all possible field names that you can use within your form.
– post_type
– post_status
– post_title
– post_content
– post_excerpt
– post_format
– tax_input
– cat_taxonomy
– tags_input
– tag_taxonomy
– post_status
– post_parent
– comment_status
– ping_status
– post_password
– menu_order
– post_date
– post_time
– stick_post
– featured_image
More information about the above options can be found here wp_insert_post()
– product_type
– product_shipping_class
– product_downloadable
– product_virtual
– product_visibility
– product_featured
– product_stock_status
– product_manage_stock
– product_stock
– product_backorders
– product_sold_individually
– product_regular_price
– product_sale_price
– product_purchase_note
– product_weight
– product_length
– product_width
– product_height
– product_sku
– product_attributes
– product_sale_price_dates_from
– product_sale_price_dates_to
– product_price
– product_downloadable_files
– product_download_limit
– product_download_expiry
– product_download_type
– product_url
– product_button_text
– product_upsell_ids
– product_crosssell_ids
– image_gallery
– product_attributes_name
– product_attributes
– product_attributes_is_visible
– product_attributes_is_variation
– product_attributes_is_taxonomy
– _bbp_topic_type
– bbp_subscribe
Available settings:
When the add-on is installed and activated it will extend Super Forms with some options for each of your forms.
Below you can find out what options are available.
Some of these apply to creating the new post. And some of these can also be overridden with your field elements.
A simple example could be that you would want to let users publish pages, but they should all be published under a specific parent.
This way you will have full control over how your content is being created!