The form displays only Name, Subject, Email, Phone, and Message fields.
The labels for these fields can be customized.
By default, the Name and Email fields are displayed, and the Subject and Phone fields are hidden.
Any fields that are displayed are required.
There's an optional Terms and Conditions checkbox.
You can add custom text above the checkbox and customize the checkbox label, as in the following screenshot.
If you enable the checkbox, it's mandatory that users select the checkbox to submit the form successfully. If they don't, they receive the message "You must accept the Terms and Conditions."
One use for this checkbox is to meet GDPR requirements if you feel users must explicitly accept terms and conditions.
You can style the button label (the default label is Send), and style the button with the same settings that appear in the Button module.
You can add a Google reCaptcha button to the form to deter spam.
Both v2 ("I'm not a robot" checkbox) and v3 (invisible) reCaptcha types are supported. See the Related Article below for more information.
The width of the form fills the width of the column.
You can choose whether the person who submits the form gets a confirmation message on screen, and if so, whether clicking the button sends that person to another URL or displays the confirmation message in place of the form.
Email notifications are automatically sent upon form submission. If the Subject field is displayed in the form, the email subject line displays the text that is entered into that field. If the Subject field is hidden in the form, you can add a custom email subject line. If you don't specify a custom subject, the default email subject line is Contact Form Submission.
Note: Entries from this form are not stored in the database. If you need a more permanent record of contacts than the email notifications, use a form plugin.