Contact form for Blogger

So, you started your own blog. You created it on the Blogger platform. You write about your favourite things, you started having traffic, and now you feel that you need to better interact with your visitors. It is time for you to create a contact form for your blog.

Before continuing, there are a couple of things you should know: usually, contact forms use the mail() function to send emails. As your blog is created on the Blogger free platfom, you do not have access to the mail() function. This is why you need to use an external service to create and run your contact form. We will teach you how to use a free 123ContactForm account to create the form you need for your blog.

Please follow these steps and, in about 5 minutes, your Blogger page will have a brand new contact form!

  1. Sign up for a 123ContactForm account.
  2. Log in to your new 123ContactForm account.
  3. Click on Create new form.
  4. Choose the first form template – contact form.
  5. Type in the name of your contact form and press OK.
  6. Press Continue at page top in the Form Editor and Continue again in the Settings section. You will return later to these sections to customize your form.
  7. In the section Get Code & Publish, click on the tab called Blogger on the left side of the page.
  8. Copy the code you find there with CTRL + C (or right-click and select Copy from the menu that shows up).

That's all you have to do on the 123ContactForm site, now go to your Blogger blog and do the following:

  1. Login your Blogger account and click the New Post button.
  2. Switch to Edit HTML mode.
  3. Enter a title for the new blog post, for example: Contact Me
  4. Set the focus to the body of the post, and press CTRL+V (or right-click and select Paste from the menu that appers). This will paste the form code, from the clipboard to your Blogger post.
  5. Click on Post Options and set Reader Comments to Don't allow
  6. Click the Publish Post button.
  7. To make your contact form visible to your visitors, place a link to the contact form post in your blog's sidebar, by clicking Layout, then Edit HTML in your Blogger account.

That's all, folks! Click here to see a Blogger blog that uses a contact form created using the steps you just read on this page.

Final notes

  • Blogger was formerly known as Blogspot, until 2006
  • Some Blogger users reported that, when they put the contact forms on Blogger, some white space appears above the table. If you have that problem, please contact us.
  • You are welcome to send us feedback about integrating the contact forms in Blogger / Blogspot.
  • The engine behind 123ContactForm can also create advanced forms, for business sites or blogs. To learn more, click here and here.


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