Two More Ways To Build Your Email List With Caldera Forms
As we promised last week, we are happy to announce ConvertKit and Aweber add-ons for Caldera Forms. These two new add-ons, both of which are
As we promised last week, we are happy to announce ConvertKit and Aweber add-ons for Caldera Forms. These two new add-ons, both of which are
Caldera Forms has grown thanks to its amazing users, and starting today, we are offering an easier way for users and developers to pay for the form builder through pricing bundles.
The new Caldera Forms adds better file upload fields, form in modals and advanced usage tracking. It is available today!
What did we update today? We updated all the things! Ok, well, not all the things, but we did put out bug fix releases for Caldera Forms and 2 add-ons.
Caldera Forms is designed to be simple and easy to use. Most of the time when I use the plugin, I create the forms I need using the user interface, and it works really well. That said, as a developer I often need to do things that I can’t do from the UI, or with the UI alone. I want more control and the ability to save the form’s settings in the file system.