Disable for logged in users?

@ebud

You can do this quickly and easily using our Advanced Targeting Conditions Extension.

Check out our documentation of the extension for all of the details and settings.

Let us know if you have any other questions and we’ll be happy to assist you!

Thanks! if I want to use an InfusionSoft form in a pop up what format would suggest… javascript, styled or unstyled?

@ebud

Unfortunately, I’ve never used InfusionSoft, so I’m not entirely sure what you mean by “format”? Personally, styled sounds like a winner.

As far as form builders go, we highly recommend Ninja Forms, as we have some nice quality of life features that work in tandem with that plugin.

Hope that helps!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by waltmesser.

Not my plugin, but I use Infusionsoft so thought I’d chime in. ?? In terms of which format to use, I would assume it would be the same for any other embed of the form. With the javascript version you have no control whatsoever with the styling of the form because it’s being loaded from Infusionsoft. With the “styled” version, it adds a TON of coding and will lay out the form in a somewhat decent way, but you will still probably want to edit some of the CSS to make it look closer to the way you want it. Finally the “unstyled” HTML version has no CSS with it, so it has the least amount of code, but also requires that YOU or the CSS you already have in place in your theme will style the form in a pleasing way. For me, I always use the unstyled version so I have complete control – but I’m also a developer, so that’s easy for me to work with. If you’re not good with CSS, you may want to try the first two options and see which one looks better to you.

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@ebud

Thank you so much for taking the time to write that explanation! Much appreciated!