Customize the general details (webform name, confirmation details, etc.)
In the “Add subscribers to this list” dropdown, choose one of your lists where people will get added once they subscribe to this opt-in
If you want to add a GDPR checkbox
While still editing your form in Mad Mimi, click the “Add a field” dropdown in the Gather The Following Info section
Click Fancy Fields
Choose Checkboxes as the field type and click Continue
In Field Label, type something like “GDPR Compliance”
Click to save your new fancy field
In the Enter an option input field that is now on your form builder, click inside the input field and enter something like “I agree to GDPR terms” and click the checkmark to save the option
Refresh your page page after the form saves
Add a custom thank you page
While still editing your form in Mad Mimi, click the Advanced tab
In the Confirmation Landing Page field, enter the full URL to your custom thank you page on your site. If you haven’t created a thank you page yet, go to the back-end of WordPress, go to Pages > Add New and create a new page. Once you publish that page, copy the URL of the page and paste it over to your Confirmation Landing Page field for your Mad Mimi form
Get HTML Code for your form
While editing your form in Mad Mimi, click the Embed tab, click Plain Embed, copy all of the scary HTML content inside of the HTML section and paste this code into an empty plain text editor on your computer (you can just paste it into something like Word, Apple Pages, a Google doc, etc.)
Now, jump back to your edit screen for the opt-in you are creating
You’ll need to copy and paste the Form Action Code, Form Name Attribute, Form Email Attribute and Form Hidden Fields from the HTML code provided by Mad Mimi over to the fields in the opt-in you’re creating in the back-end of your site. We’ve highlighted exactly what you need to copy and paste in the first screenshot below.
If you want to show the GDPR checkbox on your form, then you’ll also want to choose “Show” in your Scary Form Tab in the “Show GDPR Checkbox” dropdown, then add a GDPR Label (Example: I agree to the terms of…) and then finally the GDPR Name, which is highlighted in our example below – your GDPR Name will be different than our screenshot, but that should help you locate your GDPR Name within your form’s HTML code
