Forgot Password Form

Forgot Password Form starts WordPress password recovery for an existing user. It requests the recovery email; it does not set a new password directly in the form.

Add and configure Forgot Password Form

1. Click Add, choose Forgot Password Form, and place it in the container.
2. Configure Form > Labels in the Content tab and Submit Text.
3. Set Success Message.
4. Choose Redirect After Submit and Redirect URL if a separate confirmation page is needed.
5. Style Container in the Design tab, Form, and Spacing.
6. Save your changes.

This element has no children; use its own controls.

Controls

Responsive varies by breakpoint; Hover has a hover value; Shared applies across both. Linked controls have their own reference. In conditions, = means “is” and ≠ means “is not.”

Form Controls

From the Content tab, open Form.

Setting	Purpose and options	Behavior
Labels > Username Label	Enter the username label.	Shared
Labels > Username Placeholder	Enter the username placeholder.	Shared
Submit Text	Enter the submit text.	Shared
Success Message	Enter the success message.	Shared
Redirect After Submit	On/off.	Shared
Redirect URL	Set redirect url. When: Redirect After Submit = True.	Shared

Container Controls

From the Design tab, open Container.

Setting	Purpose and options	Behavior
Width	Width.	Responsive
Background	Color or supported fill.	Shared
Padding	spacing controls.	See linked controls
Borders	borders controls.	See linked controls

Form Controls

From the Design tab, open Form.

Setting	Purpose and options	Behavior
Form	form styles.	See linked controls

Spacing Controls

From the Design tab, open Spacing.

Setting	Purpose and options	Behavior
Spacing	spacing controls.	See linked controls

Troubleshooting