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The 4.7 admin, Core Commerce, migration workflow, theme customizer, and rendered frontend — captured from a clean local WordPress demo with fictional sample customer data.

The Core Forms workspace

Version 4.7 puts forms, submissions, commerce, and settings in one compact product navigation. The forms view leads with useful totals and keeps creation, search, shortcodes, and accessibility status in context.

Core Forms 4.7 admin showing dashboard metrics and the searchable form table
Core Forms — version badge, site totals, search, shortcodes, submissions, and accessibility state.
Add New Form gallery with previewable starting templates
Add New — preview a working starter, or begin with a blank form.

One form, focused tools

Each form keeps fields, copy, behavior, automation, payments, headless delivery, submissions, analytics, and revisions together. Save controls stay visible while narrow layouts stack instead of clipping.

Core Forms 4.7 Fields tab for a product checkout form
Fields — edit visually or as plain HTML, with a live preview beside the form definition.
Messages tab with grouped response text settings
Messages — edit success, validation, spam, and error copy without leaving the form.
Settings tab with responsive behavior panels and persistent save controls
Settings — submission behavior, standalone pages, security, scheduling, and advanced controls.
Actions tab with the searchable Core Forms action library
Actions — find email, webhook, CRM, commerce, and automation actions by task.
Payment tab with provider and checkout settings
Payment — route Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay, Polar.sh, or FluentCart from the form.
Headless tab with secure embed choices for external sites
Headless — enable the REST form and choose a vanilla JS, framework, or cURL integration path.

Submissions and delivery

Scan all entries in a sortable table, work inside one form, inspect the full record, and verify notification delivery without switching products.

Core Forms 4.7 all-submissions table with sample data
All Submissions — filter by form, date, status, or search terms, then apply bulk actions.
Submission detail with sample customer data and operational actions
Submission detail — review the full record, status, metadata, replies, and follow-up actions.
Core Forms Email Logs showing a successful sample delivery
Email Logs — confirm transport state and inspect or retry failed deliveries.

Design and migration

The Form Theme Customizer is now a dedicated workspace, while Migrate combines complete Core Forms backup and restore with six third-party form importers.

Form Theme Customizer with presets, token controls, and live preview
Form Theme Customizer — tune one real token system, check desktop/mobile, then regenerate the public CSS asset.
Migrate screen with selective Core Forms JSON export and import
Migrate — move selected forms, submissions, settings, analytics, polls, or Core Commerce data safely.
Core Forms global settings with section index and persistent save bar
Global Settings — scan sections, see configured state, and save without scrolling to the footer.

Core Commerce

Products, customers, licenses, orders, activated sites, and storefront publishing share one operational workspace. Screenshots use fictional example.com customer records.

Core Commerce overview with next actions and store totals
Overview — real next actions, unfinished prerequisites, store totals, and recent activity.
Core Commerce product table with readiness and status columns
Products — active status and release or pricing readiness stay visibly separate.
Core Commerce customers table using fictional example.com buyers
Customers — case-insensitive buyer records with orders, licenses, active sites, and recent activity.
Core Commerce customer detail using fictional sample data
Customer detail — orders, licenses, and activated sites brought into one support view.
Core Commerce product workspace with plans, setup, and display guidance
Product workspace — plans, releases, readiness, and copy-ready block or shortcode guidance.
Core Commerce license table with status and activation counts
Licenses — entitlement state, expiry, activation limits, and live site counts.
Core Commerce order table with sample buyers and payment states
Orders — payment and fulfillment records with direct access to the related customer.
Core Commerce Storefront workspace with display options
Storefront — choose a publishing task, then copy a shortcode or use the matching Block Editor block.

On the frontend

The live stylesheet generated by the Form Theme Customizer applies to standalone forms and embedded forms with the same labels, help text, fields, checkboxes, focus, and buttons.

Live standalone newsletter form using the Core Forms 4.7 default theme
Standalone form — focused, theme-independent, and using the same generated design tokens as the customizer preview.
Live Core Commerce product and checkout example on a local WordPress page
Product display — build the page you want, then insert Core Forms product, price, buy-button, or checkout blocks.

The Block Editor experience

Prefer blocks in the Block Editor: select the form, poll, product, plan, price, buy button, checkout, or customer dashboard and preview it before publishing.

Core Form block showing the form picker placeholder
Insert the Core Form block, then choose the form directly from the placeholder or sidebar.
Block Editor showing a live Core Form server-rendered preview
The selected form becomes a live server-rendered preview inside the editor.
Core Form block inspector with layout and stylesheet controls
Inspector controls cover title, heading level, width, anchor, class, and per-block stylesheet behavior.
Core Poll block inspector with poll and display mode selectors
The Core Poll block uses the same picker-and-preview workflow.

Try the live demo.

Every screenshot here is from a real site. The same forms, the same admin, the same plugin. Tap a button and try it yourself.