Kreatix Agency

Forms Overview for Elementor provides a centralized dashboard to monitor all your Elementor form submissions in one convenient location. Perfect for administrators who need to track form performance and identify submission issues quickly! 🚀
This plugin is created by <a href="https://kreatix.be/" rel="nofollow ugc">Kreatix WordPress Agency</a>, experts in custom WordPress development and Elementor solutions.
<h3>✨ Key Features</h3>
🎯 Unified Dashboard – View all Elementor form submissions from across your entire site in one place 
📅 Date Range Filtering – Filter submissions by custom date ranges to analyze specific time periods 
⏮️ Previous Month Button – Quick access to last month’s submissions with one click 
✅ Submission Status Tracking – Separate tracking of successful and failed submissions 
🎨 Visual Indicators – Green checkmarks (✓) for successful submissions, red X (✗) for failed ones 
📊 Totals Summary – Automatic calculation of total successful and failed submissions 
🎭 Clean Interface – Seamlessly integrates with WordPress admin design 
⚡ AJAX-Powered – Fast, responsive interface without page reloads 
🚀 Performance Optimized – Built-in caching for improved performance
<h3>💼 Perfect For</h3>
✓ Website administrators managing multiple forms 
✓ Monitoring form performance and success rates 
✓ Identifying forms with high failure rates 
✓ Quick submission reporting for specific date ranges 
✓ Tracking form usage patterns over time 
✓ Agency owners managing client websites 
✓ E-commerce stores with multiple contact forms
<h3>🎬 How It Works</h3>
<ol>
<li>Install & Activate – Simply install the plugin and activate it</li>
<li>Access Dashboard – Find “Forms Overview for Elementor” in your WordPress admin menu</li>
<li>Select Date Range – Choose your desired date range or click “Previous Month”</li>
<li>View Results – See all your form submissions with success/failure counts</li>
</ol>
<h3>📋 Requirements</h3>
<ul>
<li>WordPress 5.0 or higher</li>
<li>Elementor Pro (with Form widget)</li>
<li>PHP 7.2 or higher</li>
</ul>
<h3>🔒 Privacy & Security</h3>
<ul>
<li>No External Connections – All data stays on your server</li>
<li>Read-Only Access – Only reads existing Elementor data, never modifies it</li>
<li>No Additional Database Tables – Uses Elementor’s existing submission data</li>
<li>Secure by Design – Follows WordPress coding standards and security best practices</li>
</ul>
<h3>Additional Information</h3>
<h3>🤝 Support & Feedback</h3>
For support, feature requests, or bug reports, please use the WordPress.org support forum for this plugin. We’re here to help!
<h3>⭐ Like This Plugin?</h3>
If you find this plugin helpful, please consider: 
– ⭐ Leaving a 5-star review on WordPress.org 
– 💬 Sharing it with fellow WordPress users 
– 🐛 Reporting any bugs you find to help us improve
<h3>🔗 Links</h3>
<ul>
<li><a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/forms-overview-for-elementor/" rel="ugc">Plugin Homepage</a></li>
<li><a href="https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/forms-overview-for-elementor/" rel="ugc">Support Forum</a></li>
<li><a href="https://kreatix.be" rel="nofollow ugc">Author Website</a></li>
</ul>
<h3>⚠️ Disclaimer</h3>
This plugin is not affiliated with or endorsed by Elementor or Elementor Pro. Elementor and Elementor Pro are trademarks of Elementor Ltd.
<h3>📄 License</h3>
This plugin is licensed under GPL v2 or later. You are free to use, modify, and distribute this plugin according to the GPL license terms.

Forms Overview for Elementor

A powerful dashboard to monitor all Elementor form submissions across your WordPress site with date filtering and submission status tracking. 📊

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Sometimes in a website the articles are not authored by the respective registered users but still need to be attributed to them somehow.
This plugin addresses this specific situation and offers a way to deal with it.
The idea is that articles are tagged with the names of people to which they should be attributed. 
Thus, when making an author’s bio page a shortcode can be inserted that will show a list of articles authored by or attributed to a registered user. 
If the user later registers using the same name and starts publishing his/her own posts, they will auto-magically be inserted in his bio page.
The shortcode is:
<pre><code>[by-this-author name="name of the author" post_types="authored_by, attributed_to" posts_per_page=#]
</code></pre>
post_types is optional and may contain one of or both keywords 
posts_per_page is optional and specifies how many posts to display
There is no support for pagination so the only way of limiting very long pages is to use the posts_per_page parameter.
The plugin solves a very specific problem of a very specific website. It may be useful to someone else too.
A single translation file is provided for it_IT.
There are two other, unrelated, shortcodes included.
Age calculation
<pre><code>[get-age ref_date="reference date" end_date="end date"]
</code></pre>
Calculates the age (in years) since a reference date. The age is calculated until the current moment, unless end_date is specified. 
This is meant to show ages of people (possibly at the time of their death) but may also be used for other events that have a start and maybe an end date.
ref_date is the date (typically in the past) to which the age refers 
end_date is optional and represents the date up to which the age is calculated (typically in the past too but may also be in the future)
Time machine
<pre><code>[time-machine ref_time="reference moment" future_text="text to show before ref_time" past_text="text to show after ref_time"]
</code></pre>
Allows altering the text of the post based on the current moment relative to a reference moment.
Suppose a post is published before an event, is should refer to that event in terms of the future. 
However, after the time of the event (the reference time) has passed, the same post should refer to the event in terms of the past. 
This simple change avoids the post looking stale until you manually edit it to maybe add post-event information.
ref_time is the date and time of the event; up until midnight after the event it will show the future_text, then the past_text 
future_text is the text to show while the event is still in the future 
past_text is the text to show when the event is in the past

By this Author

Allows inserting in a post a list of articles by or attributed to an author.

Forms Overview for Elementor vs By this Author