Click on “Dashboard Home Updates Site Kit Dashboard Settings Elementor Home Editor Upgrade Posts All Pos…”

Start urlhttps://oadr.co.za/wp-admin/index.php

Tab Name: Dashboard ‹ OADR Training — WordPress

WordPress admin dashboard displaying notifications, menu options on the left, a “Native Tables for WordPress” banner, and a Quick Draft section for adding new post content. - OADR Training
WordPress admin dashboard displaying notifications, menu options on the left, a “Native Tables for WordPress” banner, and a Quick Draft section for adding new post content. – OADR Training

2

Click on the link “Contact”

Screenshot of a WordPress dashboard showing a notification for Job Manager, a menu with Contact Forms options, and a plugin advert for Native Tables for WordPress. - OADR Training
Screenshot of a WordPress dashboard showing a notification for Job Manager, a menu with Contact Forms options, and a plugin advert for Native Tables for WordPress. – OADR Training

3

Click on “Contact form 1 Edit | Duplicate”

Tab Name: Edit Contact Form ‹ OADR Training — WordPress

WordPress admin dashboard showing the Contact Forms page with "Contact form 1" listed and options to edit or duplicate the form. - OADR Training
WordPress admin dashboard showing the Contact Forms page with “Contact form 1” listed and options to edit or duplicate the form. – OADR Training

4

Click on the link “Edit”

Screenshot of a WordPress dashboard showing the Contact Forms section with a list of forms, plugin notifications, and options to edit or duplicate a contact form. - OADR Training
Screenshot of a WordPress dashboard showing the Contact Forms section with a list of forms, plugin notifications, and options to edit or duplicate a contact form. – OADR Training

5

Click on “FormMailMessagesAdditional Settings”

Screenshot of a WordPress admin dashboard showing the editing view of a contact form with shortcode and form field code. - OADR Training
Screenshot of a WordPress admin dashboard showing the editing view of a contact form with shortcode and form field code. – OADR Training

6

Click on the button “Mail”

Screenshot of a WordPress admin dashboard showing the editing interface for a contact form with fields for name, email, subject, and message. - OADR Training
Screenshot of a WordPress admin dashboard showing the editing interface for a contact form with fields for name, email, subject, and message. – OADR Training

7

Click on “Mail You can edit the email template here. For details, see Setting up mail. In the following fields…”

Screenshot of a WordPress contact form mail settings page showing fields for To, From, Subject, Additional Headers, and Message Body templates. - OADR Training
Screenshot of a WordPress contact form mail settings page showing fields for To, From, Subject, Additional Headers, and Message Body templates. – OADR Training

8

Click on the button “Messages”

Screenshot of the WordPress Contact Form 7 plugin settings page, showing the “Messages” tab with editable default error and feedback messages for form submissions. - OADR Training
Screenshot of the WordPress Contact Form 7 plugin settings page, showing the “Messages” tab with editable default error and feedback messages for form submissions. – OADR Training

9

Click on the button “Additional Settings”

Screenshot of the WordPress Contact Form 7 plugin showing the Messages tab with various error and confirmation messages for form submissions. - OADR Training
Screenshot of the WordPress Contact Form 7 plugin showing the Messages tab with various error and confirmation messages for form submissions. – OADR Training

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Click here

Screenshot of a WordPress admin dashboard showing the editing screen for a contact form, with options to save, duplicate, or delete the form on the right-hand side. - OADR Training
Screenshot of a WordPress admin dashboard showing the editing screen for a contact form, with options to save, duplicate, or delete the form on the right-hand side. – OADR Training

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