Do you want to vary the CFormsII success message? Maybe you want to create a short quiz that can be scored and reported upon completion. CFormsII provides the ability to alter the success message before the form is processed. For something simpler, create a questionnaire with no scoring involved. Learn how to set these up.
[The quiz and survey solutions requires knowledge of php programming for scoring. After being submitted, the form is scored in a php function.]
View the Questionnaire Demo
View the Quiz Demo (Scoring: one correct answer)
View the Health Survey Demo (Scoring: answers weighted from 0 to 3) (more…)
Want more contact with your website visitors? CFormsII is a WordPress plugin created for just that purpose. Simply design your form through the CFormsII interface. Add it to a WordPress Page or Post. Then provide your users with a link to the Page or Post. This handy utility sends you the completed form via email. Learn how to set this up.
1. Install the CFormsII Plugin.
2. Bring up CFormsII in the WordPress administrator. CFormsII link is in the main WordPress menu. Look for the icon: 
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WordPress, the popular blog software, can be used as a content management system. Use the Post facility to write articles, just like bloggers. When you want to create an entire site, create Static Pages instead of Posts. These pages can be customized in php just like a traditional web page. Otherwise, use basic word processor features to design and update your web pages in WordPress. Create your own web site maintenance within the WordPress interface. (more…)
In Word Press blogs there are no indents and paragraphs by default. Ordinarily when you hit the <Enter> key you get a single line but not a paragraph. When I was trying to test this, I found that if you hit the <Enter> twice you get a paragraph break.
The indentation is a separate issue. I was reading that most bloggers don’t indent their paragraphs. But if you want to indent a paragraph you use the style.css and add
text-indent: 20px;
For my template, posts are defined by the CSS class: storycontent so that’s where I would add the text-indent line to my style.css file.
