The Tiger Form block embeds a form you already built in the Tiger Forms builder onto any page or post in the WordPress block editor (Gutenberg).
Where: Block inserter → Tiger Forms category → Tiger Form.
Adding the block
- Build and save a form in WP Admin → Tiger Forms.
- Edit a page/post, click the inserter (+), and add the Tiger Form block from the Tiger Forms category.
- In the block’s Form panel (Settings sidebar) pick the saved form to embed.
- Publish — the live form renders on the front end.
Settings
The block is intentionally simple: it references a saved form by its ID and renders it through the same engine as the widget and shortcode, so field logic, calculations, payments, notifications and anti-spam all behave identically. The only block attribute is the chosen form.
Because it uses WordPress block supports, you also get native controls for alignment (including wide/full), background & text colour, typography (font size, line height) and spacing (margin, padding) from the block toolbar and sidebar.
Block vs. widget
| Tiger Form block | Tiger Form Pro widget | |
|---|---|---|
| Editor | Gutenberg (block editor) | Elementor |
| Builds fields inline? | No — embeds a saved form | Yes — full field builder on canvas |
| Best for | Reusing one form in many places | Designing a form in-place with full styling |
Tips
- Maintain the form once in the builder — every block that references it updates automatically.
- Prefer the block on classic/block-theme pages; use the Elementor widget when you are already designing in Elementor.
Troubleshooting
The block shows “choose a form”. No form is selected yet — pick one in the block’s Form panel. Visitors see nothing until a form is chosen.
The block is empty on the front end. Confirm the referenced form still exists and is published in the Tiger Forms builder.