box<\/a> that allows you to choose which of your forms to add to your page.<\/p>\n![\"Insert](\"https:\/\/memberpress.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/08\/Contact-Form-WPForms-Insert-Form.png\")
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As well as choosing which form to insert, you also have the option of displaying the form title and description with the form. For a basic contact form, you probably won\u2019t need to add or display a title or description as your visitors should be able to determine the purpose of the form. But for other types of forms, this extra information might be useful and can be added through the form builder interface.<\/p>\n
Once you\u2019ve made your selection and hit the Add Form button, a shortcode will be inserted into your post or page. Now, when your post or page is published, the shortcode will be replaced with the form you created.<\/p>\n
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One of the great things about WordPress shortcodes like this is that if you edit the form, every instance of it on your site will be updated to reflect those changes without any extra work on your part.<\/p>\n
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