Contact form and Sitemap page plugin documentation

We have created some plugins for our template MagXpert that you can easily use in your blog. One of those plugins is the Contact Form and Sitemap plugin.
Today I will show you how to easily use these plugins in the MagXpert theme. So keep reading this post completely.
With our plugin, you can easily create Contact Us and Sitemap pages without writing any code. Because we have already created everything, you just have to use it.
With our Contact Form plugin, you can easily create a Contact page on your blog. We have created the first contact form plugin without any third-party tools.
This plugin is built with Blogger's default Contact Form, so you can use this plugin without any difficulty. Since this plugin is built with Blogger's default contact form, so your information will be securely delivered.
You can easily setup the contact form plugin from Blogger's layout mode. You can easily turn this plugin on or off from the layout without any coding.
Follow the steps below to set up the contact form plugin:
www.domain.com/p/contact.html
From here, just change it to /p/contact.html
.This way you can easily turn on the Contact Form plugin on your blog. If you want to turn off the plugin at any time, go to the plugin edit mode again and set Status: false or turn off this plugin.
If there is a problem with the JSON code while setting up the plugin, copy the code from below and paste it back into the plugin.
{
"status": true,
"location": "/p/contact-us.html"
}
We have also created this page plugin that can be used to create a sitemap page on a blog. You know what a sitemap page is.
A sitemap page displays all of your blog posts on one page, making it easier for users to find your blog posts. The sitemap plugin displays all of your posts on one page.
You can turn it on or off by editing the Sitemap plugin from the previous rules plugin. Since I showed the editing rules above, I am not showing them again.
If there is any problem with the plugin code, copy the code from below and paste it into the plugin. I have given the code of the sitemap plugin below.
{
"status": true,
"location": "/p/sitemap.html"
}
All our plugins are turned on by default. So you don't have to turn them on manually. However, if you want to turn off any plugin, you can turn it off from the layout.
That was it for today's post. If you face any problem while setting up the plugin, please let us know in the comments. We will try to solve your problem.
If you have any suggestions or comments about any plugin, you can message us through the contact page or leave a comment.