bricks_create_form

bricks_create_form({
  page_id: 55,
  form_settings: {
    submit_button_text: "Send Message",
    success_message: "Thank you! We'll get back to you within 24 hours.",
    error_message: "Something went wrong. Please try again.",
    actions: [{
      type: "email",
      email_to: "info@example.com",
      email_subject: "New Contact Form: {subject}",
      email_content: "Name: {name}nEmail: {email}nnMessage:n{message}",
      email_reply_to: "{email}"
    }],
    honeypot: true
  },
  fields: [
    { type: "text", label: "Full Name", name: "name", placeholder: "John Doe", required: true, width: "50%" },
    { type: "email", label: "Email Address", name: "email", placeholder: "john@example.com", required: true, width: "50%" },
    { type: "text", label: "Subject", name: "subject", placeholder: "How can we help?", required: true },
    { type: "textarea", label: "Message", name: "message", placeholder: "Tell us about your project...", required: true, rows: 6 }
  ],
  styles: {
    layout: "stacked",
    gap: "20px",
    button_classes: ["btn-primary"]
  }
});

Use {field_name} tags in email_subject, email_content, and redirect_url to include submitted form data. The field name must match the name property of the field.

For spam protection, enable the honeypot field (invisible to users) as a baseline, and add reCAPTCHA or hCaptcha for stronger protection on public-facing forms.

Use the grid layout with field widths (e.g., width: « 50% ») to place fields side by side — name and email on one row, message full-width below.