Link a Button or Line of Text to Send an Email
When your audience is on your website, you want to make it as easy as possible for them to contact you.
One of the best ways to do this is to link a clickable button or some text to send an email directly to you or your office.
This Video will show you exactly how to edit a button or line of text to make it a link to your email address.
You will also learn how to edit the button or text so it will automatically fill in the subject line and/or a short message, making it as seamless as possible for your audience to reach you.
Video
Step By Step
1. Open Visual Builder
Log in to the backend of the website.
Navigate to the front end.
Enable the Visual Builder using the displayed bar for logged-in users.
2. Add Button
3. Add Email Link to Button
In the button's content settings, find the link dropdown.
Type or select "mail."
Add the email address after "mailto:" (e.g., mailto:pastor).
Click the check button to confirm.
4. Add Phone Link to Button
Click the button's settings.
Navigate to the link settings.
Delete any existing text.
Type "tel:" followed by the phone number with no spaces (e.g., tel:1234567890).
Save changes.
5. Add Phone Link to Text
6. Add Email Link to Text
7. Adjust Link Styling (Optional)
8. Save and Exit
Save changes.
Exit the Visual Builder.
9. Verify Links
More
To automatically add a subject to the email:
5a. Following the email address, type "?&subect=" followed by your desired subject line
5c. This will link the button to send an email with the subject "Contact" to
pastor@mychurch.com 5d. To add a subject with multiple words, type a "%20" in between each word where you want a space