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# Contact Form 7

## Add AcyMailing lists on your form

When editing a form in Contact Form 7, a new button will be displayed in their editor allowing you to add AcyMailling lists.

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When you use this button a window will open for you to configure the subscription.

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* **Field type:** Should the field be a required one or not
* **Name:** Required field for Contact Form 7. It is the name of the field you can use in the form and the sent email on submit
* **Email field to use:** Which email field you have added to your form should be used when subscribing the user. Required to be able to subscribe a user to AcyMailing when submitting the form
* **Name of the field to use as user name:** Which text field you have added to your form should be used as subscriber name when subscribing the user.
* **Displayed lists:** Which list should be displayed on the form
* **Lists checked by default:** Which displayed lists should be checked by default when the form is displayed
* **Automatically subscribe to:** Lists that are not displayed but the users will be subscribed to them when submitting the form
* **Class attribute:** CSS class to add on the block containing the lists so you can customize the style of your page.

The lists are now displayed on your form.

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