Helium Form Builder and Gutenberg make a great match

How to use Helium in Gutenberg

Using Helium in Gutenberg is a straightforward process. Helium is a popular WordPress form builder plugin with email scheduling feature, and Gutenberg is a popular WordPress theme that allows you to create custom designs using its user-friendly builder. Here's how you can integrate Helium into Gutenberg:
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1. Install and Activate Helium
Go to your WordPress Dashboard.
Navigate to "Plugins" and click on "Add New."
Search for "Helium" and install the plugin or upload if downloaded from the web.
Activate the plugin.

2. Create a Form
After activation, you'll see a new menu item called "forms" in your dashboard.
Click on "forms" and then click "Add New."
Choose a form template or start with a blank form.
Customize your form using the simple interface.

3. Set a Redirect Page
After creating the form, you can set a custom redirect page after every successful form submission.

4. Auto Responder
Set an auto response on successful form submission with header and footer.
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How the Gutenberg Editor Works

The Gutenberg editor in WordPress employs the idea of distinct content blocks for the purpose of incorporating and modifying different elements within posts and pages.

Each of these blocks functions as an independent unit, allowing you to personalize and manage them, thus granting comprehensive authority and adaptability. To illustrate, you have the ability to establish unique background colors or width configurations for a complete block without influencing other components.

To find all blocks, click the Block Inserter + icon. It lists them in a collapsible panel according to their structure. Each of them has a different configuration and design tools.

For example, the paragraph block has options for changing its color and typography. On the other hand, the image block has tools to add alt text and adjust the image dimensions.

WordPress' most recent updates bring forth a multitude of novel features within the default content editor, all designed to bolster comprehensive site editing capabilities. These enhancements encompass:

1. Site Editing: This feature facilitates seamless editing and navigation across templates, their components, and style choices.

2. Template Editing Mode: A mode that empowers direct manipulation, alteration, and creation of templates for posts or pages.

3. Block Theme: Construct WordPress themes using blocks that are compatible with Full Site Editing (FSE).
4. Styling: This functionality permits style adjustments at three levels - overarching modifications, specific block-level alterations, and theme-wide defaults.

5. Theme Blocks: Generate conventional templates utilizing template tags. The existing WordPress editor incorporates blocks like Post Author, Post Comments, Read More, Avatars, and Query Loop.

6. Browsing: Effortlessly traverse between pages, templates, and posts directly within the editor interface.

7. Navigation Block: Modify the structure and aesthetics of a website's navigation menu using this block.

8. Query Block: A replica of WP_Query, enabling personalized enhancements to its functionality.

Furthermore, Gutenberg introduces block patterns, which comprise pre-arranged collections of blocks. Typically, these encompass layouts with multiple columns, assorted button configurations, and diverse image compositions.

Seasoned WordPress users and developers can even forge their own WordPress blocks and block patterns, sharing these creations with others through plugins.
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How to embed Helium Forms at Gutenberg?

Enhance your website's interactivity by seamlessly integrating Helium forms. With a quick search for the designated "short code," you can effortlessly embed the desired form code, streamlining the process of adding functional and engaging forms to your platform. Elevate user experience and gather crucial data with ease using Helium's user-friendly form integration.
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Frequently Asked Questions

For troubleshooting purposes, you may need access to the server that hosts your website. In addition, you’ll need a Google Workspace and WordPress admin account.

All plugins require Helium. Compressed Helium adds a huge amount of features to Helium’s base capabilities. Solid State requires Compressed Helium to be installed, and adds AI and automation capabilities to Compressed.

Form responses and email recipients can be exported to a CSV file.

You can! Helium allows you to import CSV files containing form data, so if you have old leads you’d like to transfer onto a new form, or if you want to combine form data, Helium makes it easy.

If you only envision needing one user, no. However, even in a single-user situation, Helium works best with Liquid’s user management features. For instance, you might want to install Helium with a catch-all email like “support@[your-company].com” so that confirmation emails sent to your responders aren’t being sent from your personal Gmail account. But you might also want to have access to Helium’s lead management features and notifications with your personal email, so that’s two Helium users: your catch-all email account and your personal email account. Liquid Helium has multiple packages, ranging from one user to unlimited users, that will fit your needs.

We offer anytime assistance via email, phone, or chat.

Solid State Helium determines when an email has been opened. It also can track an email’s clicked links.

Unfortunately, Helium does not have this functionality. However, we are always working on making Helium even better.

Helium is only available on WordPress. However, in the future it may be available on other platforms.