How to create a Contact Page
Contact forms allow visitors to get in touch with you, without you having to publicly give away your email address. It's less hassle for them, and less hassle for you. All that they have to do is fill in a few boxes, then, the information that they submit will appear as an email in your inbox - simple!
This page type can be used as a standalone contact page, or combined with another page type. For example, you could combine a gallery page and a contact form page to get instant feedback on your photos!
1. You will be pleased to know that it is extremely easy to create a contact page with InstantPro. To get started, simply click the 'Create New Page' button on the 'Site Overview' page.

2. From here, select the large 'Contact' button.
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3. Enter in the Page Name and Title Header for your contact page and click next to continue. For more information on what to enter for the Page Name and Title Header, please see our Managing Page & File Names tutorial.
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4. Here you will see an example of what your contact form will look like. In the box below enter in the email address that any enquiries will be sent to, for example, 'info@instant-site.myfreeola.com'. Now when anyone uses the contact form, the information will be sent via email to this address. Then click 'Finish' and your page will be created!
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5. When visitors now view your contact page, it will look something like this. Visitors may then enter the information and click 'Submit' - then you will receive an email containing the information entered.
Editing the Intro text
1. You may wish to edit the text at the top that begins with "If you wish to contact me...". If so, simply go to the Page Manager area in your InstantPro admin and edit your Contact Page by clicking the Edit icon.
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2. Here is where you can edit your contact page. Click on 'Edit Intro Text' to edit the intro using the text editor.
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3. Simply edit the content here like you would when creating or editing any page with the text editor, then click finish when you are complete.
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