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<h2>How cool would it be?</h2>
<p>How cool would it be to add a contact for to your HTML page? Well you need to have styled text for Pluskit's @import to work, so with ExtraContent, you can add the @import rule into the styled text sidebar inside an ExtraContent snippet and KAPOW! You have a contact form ON your HTML page! w00t!</p>
<p>Here is what you do:</p>
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<li>create your HTML page using the php extension</li>
<li>add <code><?PHP session_start(); ?></code> to View > Show Page Inspector > Header > Prefix</li>
<li>in a styled text sidebar add <code>@import((Contact Form))</code> where "Contact Form" is the name of your contact form.</li>
<li>wrap your @import rule in and appropriate ExtraContent snippet</li>
<li>ignore formatting where necessary, but DO NOT ignore the @import rule!</li>
<li>That's it, Pluskit and ExtraContent does the rest!</li>
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@import((Contact Form))
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