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Put your estimate form on your WordPress site.
For a site built in WordPress, on your own hosting or on WordPress.com.
What works on your WordPress plan
A button that links to your request page works on every plan. The rest depends on the plan.
The form on any page, in a Custom HTML block. The floating button on every page, through a plugin that adds code to every page.
The same as your own hosting. WordPress.com runs script and iframe code only on a plan that allows plugins, and plugins come with its paid plans.
No script or iframe code. Use a button that links to your request page.
A button or menu item that links to your request page.
Put the form on a page
Needs: Your own hosting, or a WordPress.com plan that allows plugins.
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Open the page where the form should go in the WordPress editor.
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Add a Custom HTML block where you want the form.
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Paste your code into the block.
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Save and publish the page, then open the live page to check it.
Your code looks like this:
<div data-pp-form="YOUR-FORM-CODE" style="min-height:900px"><a href="https://flpermitpay.com/e/YOUR-FORM-CODE">Request an estimate</a></div>
<script src="https://flpermitpay.com/embed/v1.js" data-form="YOUR-FORM-CODE" async></script>YOUR-FORM-CODE stands in for your form’s own code. Copy yours in FL Permit Pay: Leads > Edit forms > Share > Put it on your website.
It shows on your live site, and the editor preview may not show it. Open the published page to check it.
A floating estimate button on every page
Needs: Your own hosting, or a WordPress.com plan that allows plugins.
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Install a plugin that adds code to every page (a header and footer code plugin).
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Paste your button line in the plugin's footer box and save.
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Open any live page: the button sits at the bottom right and opens your form.
Your button line looks like this:
<script src="https://flpermitpay.com/embed/v1.js" data-form="YOUR-FORM-CODE" data-mode="button" async></script>YOUR-FORM-CODE stands in for your form’s own code. Copy yours in FL Permit Pay: Leads > Edit forms > Share > Put it on your website.
It shows on your live site, and the editor preview may not show it. Open the published page to check it.
No code: a button to your request page
Works on every WordPress plan.
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Add a button, or a menu item, where people look for a way to reach you.
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Set its link to your request page: the address shown here, with your form's code in it.
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Publish the site and tap the button on your phone to check it opens your form.
Your request page’s address looks like this:
https://flpermitpay.com/e/YOUR-FORM-CODEYOUR-FORM-CODE stands in for your form’s own code. Copy yours in FL Permit Pay: Leads > Edit forms > Share > Put it on your website.