Jo Biesta

Callback Request was created to allow for a quick and easy way to add a call back request form to your website using a simple shortcode.
The form asks for the following details for the user:
<pre><code>- Name
- Phone Number
- Most suitable time for callback
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Once the user fills in the form and clicks on the request callback button an email will be sent to your email address showing you the details of the request. 
By doing this it allows you to quickly add this task as a reminder to your phone or email client so you can easily get in touch with your prospective client at a time that suits them.
Along with the front end form there is a small backend configuration which allows you to set the following information:
<pre><code>- The email address to send reminders from.
- Your email address to send the reminders to.
- The email subject.
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The backend also gives you some simple styling information to allow you to set the colours of the request button using simple colour pickers to fit in with your website and also set the alignment of the request callback button.
Included Translations:
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German (de_DE)
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French (fr_FR)
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Russian (ru_RU)
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Callback Request

Callback Request creates a quick and easy way to add a call back request form to your webpage using a shortcode.

Scott Salisbury

As the developer of several WordPress microsites, a commonly requested feature is to add a request call back button to the website header that links to a call back request form.
I originally made this plugin for myself to simplify the process of adding this basic feature, but recently decided to make it public just in case others find it useful.
There are other plugins available that do a similar task to this, but I wanted this to do more than just add a form to a page.
By default, this plugin displays a call back button that can be added anywhere on the site via a single line of code (e.g. header.php), which when clicked will open the request form in a lightbox. The button label, colour, position is configurable from the plugin settings page.
The plugin also provides the option to add the request form to an existing WordPress page instead of opening a lightbox, if preferred. This feature is useful if you don’t want to use the built-in request button and want to use your own link instead.
<h4>Configurable options</h4>
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<li>Button label</li>
<li>Choice of preset colours, or remove styling to add your own</li>
<li>Custom CSS and classes</li>
<li>Button position</li>
<li>Enable or disable lightbox/embedded mode</li>
<li>Email address to send details</li>
<li>Optional email address, time to call and message form fields</li>
<li>Thank you page</li>
<li>Options to customise form field labels and placeholders</li>
<li>Options to customise the form width for both lightbox and embedded forms</li>
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Request Call Back

Adds a simple, configurable request call back button to your site. Visitors can provide their name and number via lightbox or embedded request form.

Callback Request vs Request Call Back