- Download the plugin after purchasing it from our Pricing page.
- Upload the ZIP file through the ‘Plugins > Add New > Upload’ screen in your WordPress dashboard.
- Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
- Enter your license key into the “License Key” field in the plugin settings page.
- For more information visit our Documentation page.
We have 3 versions:
FREE – You’re limited to using one form on one domain. Images, links, and HTML in tooltips is not enabled in this version. Purchase Single Domain or Developer License to enable these features.
$19.95 annual subscription – Single Domain License – You can use unlimited forms on one domain.
$39.95 annual subscription – Developer License – You can use unlimited forms on unlimited domains.
Visit our Pricing Page to see a feature comparison chart, and to purchase.
We offer a 7-day money back guarantee on your initial purchase.
If we can’t get the plugin working on your website, we’ll refund you the price of the plugin, provided that you provide us access to your site in the form of admin access to your WordPress Dashboard, and FTP/STP/SSH, or any access to your website files, if we require that to troubleshoot and correct any issues.
We do not offer refunds on annual subscription renewals that are cancelled after the renewal anniversary date. You must cancel prior to the renewal anniversary date to avoid charges.
You might see this message if your license key has expired. Contact us if you see this message.
Yes, we have a version of Magic Tooltips that works with Gravity Forms. You can check that out on the the Magic Tooltips for Gravity Forms website
Yes, you can use your own custom CSS. Please follow the instructions located on our Custom CSS Instructions page.
Lifetime updates of both major and minor version updates are included with the Developer License.
Single site license holders and free version are limited to minor version updates.
Yes, you can use HTML in a tooltip. (Pro and Developer versions only)
Yes, you can use links in a tooltip. (Pro and Developer versions only)
Yes, you can display images in a tooltip. (Pro and Developer versions only)\
Here is an example of an Image Tooltip.
Use this html format:
Magic Tooltips has a default max width of 280px. In order to adjust max width, go to Dashboard ->Magic Tooltips For Contact Form 7 ->Settings and add the following code to the Custom CSS field:
.mm-tooltip-container {
max-width: 680px !important;
}Yes, Magic Tooltips for Contact Form 7 works with WordPress Multisite.
You can get support by contacting us on our Contact page.
WPML is not supported in the current version but is scheduled for inclusion in a future update.
Not supported in the current version.
No, tooltips cannot be added to HTML fields.
Yes, you can use conditional fields if you have a Pro or Developer license.
Check out the code example here.
Yes, you can display checkbox and radio group options tooltips if you have a Pro or Developer license.
Check out this code example to display checkbox and radio group options tooltips.
Make sure to use ” instead of ‘ for any html attribute because the short code already uses ” to identify an attribute.
As an example:
[checkbox checkbox-233 "Option Label<tip>This is Tooltip<br /><img src=’https://pic.36krcnd.com/avatar/201612/27050546/buedjaszl1zvxxkk.jpg!feature‘ /></tip>"]
Yes, you can disable for different devices in the plugin settings.
Yes, here are instructions how to display a tooltip title with the close button.
Yes, here are instructions how to display a tooltip after the submit button.
Yes, here are instructions how to display a tooltip when the submit button is disabled by the acceptance of a checkbox.
On a mobile phone, there is not enough space to display all the tooltip content in the top-middle of the field label. Magic Position detects this issue and makes sure that all the tooltip content displays on the screen.
Use this example CSS code:
.mm-tooltip-cf7 i {
.mm-tooltip-cf7 i {
color: red;
}