Bootstrap for Contact Form 7 free WordPress plugin

Bootstrap for Contact Form 7 modifies all the output of the popular Contact Form 7 plugin to be fully compatible with the current version 3 of the popular CSS framework Bootstrap. What this means to you as a Bootstrap user: No additional CSS rules necessary – from now on, Contact Form 7 integrates seamlessly with the overall Bootstrap design. It is even possible to use different form layouts via Contact Form 7’s “Additional Settings” tab. This plugin is an addon to Contact Form 7. The plugin requires Contact Form 7 to be activated, otherwise it won’t change anything. Furthermore you should be using it in conjunction with a Bootstrap-based WordPress theme, otherwise the forms might look weird (and there would be no point in using this addon anyway). Usage Bootstrap for Contact Form 7 does not provide additional options itself, so you can continue using Contact Form 7 (almost) the same way you did before. The plugin will not break your form’s appearance, however it is recommended to adjust the contact form shortcodes to achieve perfect results: Generally, you should not be using HTML tags any longer to wrap the field shortcodes. They already include the complete Bootstrap-ready markup, including displaying labels. Read the Setup Guide for a quick introduction. Advanced Features The plugin brings some additional useful features to enhance your forms even more: the form layout can be changed to a horizontal or inline one the form’s input size can be globally changed checkbox and radio groups can be displayed either one per line, inline or as Bootstrap buttons text inputs and textareas support Bootstrap’s input group feature to add content before or after them text inputs and textareas can show a character count (the [count] shortcode from Contact Form 7) inline the captcha input field can show