We are excited to present to you the 3rd installment of our Ninja Forms THREE Alpha releases. In this version we are putting our Emails & Actions under the microscope for testing Keep reading if you would like to see exactly how …
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Last week we brought you Alpha 1 Hartnell, the first public-facing iteration of Ninja Forms 3.0. That release brought with it the expectation for weekly updates as we continue to improve upon the features you know and love from Ninja …
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Ninja Forms 3.0 introduces the sandboxed preview page for form building. The sandboxed preview is a user specific sandbox, rendering a person’s changes specific to their user session. Furthermore, it renders the form within the context of the site’s active …
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We are super excited to announce that our Ninja Forms 3.0 ALPHA release is now available for download! This release is the first public-facing step towards the soon-to-be completed Ninja Forms 3.0, and represents many months worth of virtually around …
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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 …
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Over the past few weeks, we’ve been working on something new to Ninja Forms: field templating. This represents a fundamental shift in how we render fields and forms. In Ninja Forms 2.9.x, display information for fields is stored within each …
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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! …
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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 …
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