In a previous post, I explained our decision to use Underscore templates when displaying the form on the front-end. The use of the phrase “templating” caused many of our collaborating developers, who customize their forms using the 2.9.x API, to ask some hard questions about customizing their form output without creating new templates. Like our …
Last post, we walked through the new UI and how we are attempting to create the first truly intuitive form builder for WordPress. If you missed that post I’d recommend reading it before continuing. It’s ok. I’ll wait. Welcome back! Now that we have some of the UI discussion out of the way, I’d like …
A few weeks ago, we introduced the idea of Ninja Forms 3.0. While the purpose of that post was to prepare our users and customers for a possible delay in support responses, I’d like to take some time over the next few weeks to talk about what Ninja Forms 3.0 will do, and how it …
