=== Contact Form Widget ===
Contributors: awordpresslife, razipathhan, hanif0991, muhammadshahid, fkfaisalkhan007, sharikkhan007, zishlife, FARAZFRANK
Donate link: https://paypal.me/awplife
Tags: contact form, form builder, contact widget, query form, email form
Requires at least: 4.0
Tested up to: 6.9
Stable tag: 1.5.1
License: GPLv2 or later
License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

Create contact forms with query table management. Simple setup, secure submissions, and easy customization for your site.

== Description ==

Contact Form Widget helps you add professional contact forms to your WordPress site without writing any code. It works as both a widget for sidebars and a shortcode for pages or posts.

**View Pro Demo:** **[Contact Form Premium Demo](https://awplife.com/demo/contact-form-premium/)**
**More About Pro:** **[Contact Form Premium Details](https://awplife.com/wordpress-plugins/contact-form-premium/)**
**Where To Buy:** **[Buy Premium Version](https://awplife.com/wordpress-plugins/contact-form-premium/)**

What makes this different from other form solutions? Every form submission gets saved in your WordPress database. You can view, manage, and follow up on all queries from a dedicated Query Table in your admin dashboard. No more lost emails or missed inquiries.

= How It Works =

1. Add the widget to any sidebar or use the shortcode `[contact-form-widget]` on any page
2. Customize labels, colors, and styles from the settings panel
3. Visitors submit their queries through the form
4. You receive email notifications and can view all submissions in the Query Table

= Who Is This For? =

This contact form solution works well for:

* Business websites needing a simple inquiry form
* Freelancers and agencies collecting project requests
* Bloggers wanting to hear from readers
* Service providers handling customer support queries
* Portfolio sites with client contact needs

= Free Features =

* **Responsive Design** – Forms adapt to all screen sizes automatically
* **Query Table Dashboard** – View and manage all form submissions in one place
* **Shortcode Support** – Add forms anywhere with `[contact-form-widget]`
* **Widget Ready** – Place contact forms in sidebars and widget areas
* **Label Customization** – Change form field labels to match your needs
* **Template Designs** – Choose from pre-built form styles
* **PHP Email** – Receive notifications via standard PHP mail
* **Secure Submissions** – Built-in security for safe form handling

= Pro Features =

Upgrade to Contact Form Premium for additional capabilities:

* **Google reCaptcha** – Block spam with reCaptcha verification
* **SMTP Email Support** – Send emails through Gmail or custom SMTP servers
* **Auto Email Responding** – Send automatic replies to form submitters
* **Custom Email Messages** – Design personalized email templates
* **Error Customization** – Set custom validation error messages
* **Custom CSS** – Add your own styling with custom CSS field
* **Multiple Color Schemes** – Choose from various color options
* **Logo Customization** – Add and resize your logo on forms
* **Statistical Dashboard** – View submission statistics and trends
* **Download Reports** – Export query data as downloadable reports
* **Daily Statistics** – Track daily submission reports
* **Premium Support** – Get priority help from our team

= SMTP Configuration =

The premium version supports SMTP email delivery. Here is a quick video guide:

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZfneLNyE4o]

== Installation ==

1. Go to **Plugins > Add New** in your WordPress admin
2. Search for "Contact Form Widget" or upload the plugin zip file
3. Click **Install Now** and then **Activate**
4. Navigate to **Appearance > Widgets** and drag the Contact Form Widget to your sidebar
5. Or use the shortcode `[contact-form-widget]` in any page or post
6. Configure your form settings and start receiving queries

== Screenshots ==

1. Contact form embedded via shortcode
2. Contact form example design
3. Contact form on a page
4. Contact form styling options
5. Contact form template example
6. Form settings panel
7. Query table in admin dashboard

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= How do I add the contact form to my page? =
Use the shortcode `[contact-form-widget]` in any page or post. You can also add it as a widget through Appearance > Widgets.

= Does this save form submissions in the database? =
Yes, every submission is stored in a Query Table. You can view, sort, and manage all entries from your WordPress dashboard.

= Can I receive email notifications when someone submits the form? =
Yes, you will receive an email notification for each form submission. The premium version also supports SMTP for reliable email delivery.

= Do I need coding knowledge to customize the form? =
No coding is required. You can change labels, colors, and styles directly from the settings panel.

= Is the form mobile responsive? =
Yes, the contact form automatically adjusts to look good on phones, tablets, and desktop screens.

= Can I use SMTP for sending emails? =
SMTP support is available in the premium version. It supports Gmail and other SMTP providers for reliable email delivery.

= How do I protect the form from spam? =
The premium version includes Google reCaptcha integration to prevent spam submissions.

= Can I export form submissions? =
The premium version allows you to download query reports for record keeping or follow-up.

= Does it work with page builders? =
Yes, you can use the shortcode in any page builder including Elementor, Gutenberg, and others.

= Can I have multiple forms on my site? =
The widget can be added to multiple sidebar areas. For multiple shortcode forms, the premium version offers more flexibility.

= How secure is the form submission? =
The form uses secure submission methods and sanitizes all input data to protect your site.

= Will this slow down my website? =
No, the plugin is lightweight and loads only necessary assets on pages where the form appears.

== Changelog ==

= 1.5.1 =
* Tested with WordPress 6.9

= 1.5.0 =
* Fixed download list button issue
* Tested with WordPress 6.8.3

= 1.4.9 =
* Tested with WordPress 6.8.2

= 1.4.8 =
* Tested with WordPress 6.8.1
* Readme updates
* Security improvements

= 1.4.7 =
* Tested with WordPress 6.8.0
* Security fix for download query list

= 1.4.6 =
* Tested with WordPress 6.7.2

== Upgrade Notice ==

= 1.5.1 =
Compatibility update for WordPress 6.9. Recommended for all users.
