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After releasing this Bootstrap form wizard template a few weeks ago, called BootZard, a user left a comment asking how he could add a new step to it.
So, today’s article is a tutorial where I explain how you can easily add a new step to this form and I also show what is the algorithm used here.
Let’s begin!
Hi everybody! It’s been a few weeks since my last post here and today I’m going to share with you another free Bootstrap template, a login and a registration form in the same page.
I’ve already published similar templates in the past, but this one is slightly different as its main feature is the ability to hide and show the forms, so your users can choose between the two with just a click.
Some other features are: fullscreen background, Font Awesome icons and a simple jQuery form validation. So, download the free template below and go build your awesome “sign in” / “sign up” page.
I think you already know that having forms with many input fields in your website makes it very boring for your users, often resulting in them leaving within a few seconds.
Well, this problem can be fixed by using multi-step forms, also known as form “wizards”, improving the user experience when you need to collect a large number of data.
Another problem is that finding a free high-quality wizard form that can be used with Bootstrap can be a long task.
For these reasons, today’s web design resource is a Bootstrap form wizard template which is: free, beautiful (I hope you like it) and comes with fields validation.
Take a look below to learn more!
Today’s freebie is a new Bootstrap template called Nedy and it’s a newsletter sign up landing page that you can use to present or test a product or service, collecting the email addresses of interested clients.
As you might remember, a few days ago, I released this registration landing page and today’s template is very similar to it, the only changes are the subscription form, some small details and the colors.
Nedy comes with a responsive layout, modern and clean design, fullscreen backgrounds, working AJAX email subscription form, CSS3 animations, Font Awesome icons, testimonials section, video section, etc.
Below you’ll find the full list of Nedy’s features, the live preview link and the download link. Enjoy!
After the various theme collections I have presented in the past weeks which you can find here, today I’ll continue with another list of 15+ magazine themes for WordPress.
These are all premium themes that can be used for news, magazine, review websites and come with features like: rating systems, different layouts and colors schemes, drag-and-drop page builders, integration with popular plugins and tools like WooCommerce, BuddyPress, bbPress, and many more.
So, if you’re planning to build a magazine style website for yourself or your clients, these themes might help you. Let’s begin:
Today’s web design resource is a new free Bootstrap template called Regy. It’s a registration landing page that you can use in your projects to present your application or service and offer the users the possibility to sign-up.
Regy comes with a responsive layout, modern and clean design, fullscreen backgrounds, CSS3 animations, Font Awesome icons, testimonials section, video section, etc.
Take a look below to find the full list of Regy’s features, the live preview link and the download link. Enjoy!
In the recent years online learning (or e-Learning) has seen a high growth as various schools, colleges and other education institutions are using internet to share the lessons with their students, or to integrate the class lessons with other relevant material. Also many professionists or consultants are offering their expertise creating online courses and selling them directly on their websites.
If you have created or are planning to create a website for any of these professional figures, you probably know that you need a content management system, more specifically a Learning Management System, to handle this type of site. And if you are a long time WordPress user, you would likely prefer to continue using it for this type of project too.
For this reason, in today’s post I’ve collected 15 (updated to 18) premium education WordPress themes from the most popular and with the best user reviews that, with the use of many plugins and integrations, can transform your website in an advanced learning management system. You can create lessons, quizzes, questions sections, handle teachers and students’ profiles, accept various types of payments, etc.
So, let’s begin: