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There are two ways to put a form on your site: a shortcode where you want it, or a floating button that appears by itself.
With a shortcode
Every form has a shortcode, shown in the Shortcode column of RB Forms → All Forms:
[rbform id="123"]
Paste it into a page, a post, or a widget area that supports shortcodes. In the block editor, use a Shortcode block.
The same form can be on as many pages as you like. All its submissions go to one place.
How the form appears depends on its display mode: the form itself in the page, or a button that opens it.
Automatically, with a floating button
A form in Dialog or Chat bubble mode can appear without any shortcode:
- Open the form’s Delivery tab.
- Turn on Floating button (show automatically on every page).
- Under Pages, choose where it appears:
- All pages
- Only these page/post IDs
- All pages except these IDs
- For the last two, enter the IDs separated by commas.
- Click Save.
If you also placed the form’s shortcode on a page, the floating button is skipped there, so it does not appear twice.
A form in Inline mode has no floating button: it needs a shortcode.
After the visitor sends the form
Under After submit in the Delivery tab, choose the Confirmation:
- Show a message — the text replaces the form
- Redirect to a URL — a thank-you page of your own
With PRO the confirmation can depend on the answers: see Conditional delivery and confirmations.
