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Subscribe form

Let your readers subscribe to receive your new posts by email

This is similar to Blogger’s FollowByEmail widget:

Here is the snippet with a minimal set of configuration settings:

Replace YOUR_FEED_ID with your corresponding feed’s ID.

All of the available configuration settings are listed below.

Configuration settings

  • data-feed-id

    The feed ID that you set for the corresponding blog feed in the account.

  • data-field-label-text

    The field label text, for example: Get new posts in your inbox.

  • data-field-label-class-name

    Field label CSS class names, separated by spaces, as you would have them in HTML class attribute. This is useful for styling.

  • data-field-placeholder

    The field placeholder, for example: Your email here.

  • data-field-textbox-class-name

    Field CSS class names, separated by spaces, as you would have them in HTML class attribute. This is useful for styling.

  • data-button-class-name

    Button CSS class names, separated by spaces, as you would have them in HTML class attribute. This is useful for styling.

  • data-button-label

    The button label text, for example: Subscribe.

Frequent Questions

How to add the Subscribe Form to a Blogspot blog?

Here are the steps to add the subscribe form to Blogger:

  1. For the FeedSubscription.com to be able to collect your subscribers, you first need to create an account and register your blog feed.

  2. Once you’ve registered the blog feed into the FeedSubscription.com system, you get a code snippet for the subscribe form:

  3. Add the subscribe form snippet into your Blogger blog by using an HTML/JavaScript gadget from the Layout page in your Blogger admin interface.

    1. Add a Gadget:

    2. Select HTML/JavaScript from the Gadget list:

    3. Copy-and-paste your subscribe form snippet into the gadget and click Save:

    4. Click to save your layout, and this should do it.

How to add the Subscribe Form to my WordPress blog?

Because the snippet is just a tiny piece of HTML code, you can add it with a Custom HTML block as described in WordPress documentation here.

How to add the Subscribe Form to my custom blog?

Because the snippet is just a tiny piece of HTML code, you incluing the subscribe form snippet as custom HTML code.

This should work with any website be it dynamic like Wix or Weebly, or static, like those based on Jekyll, Hugo, or Ghost.

Actually, the Subscribe Form can be placed on any website, not only on your blog.

Can I have the Subscribe Form only, without the RSS-to-email?

Weird idea, but yes. 🙃 Just register a new Blog Feed with a bogus Feed URL.