When creating a "Contact Us" page in a compose view (such as in a CMS or blog platform that uses a rich text editor), the content needs to be simplified and formatted with basic HTML that’s compatible with the platform. Below is a detailed version for your "Contact Us" page in a compose view:
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### Contact Us
**We’d Love to Hear from You!**
If you have any questions, comments, or just want to get in touch, please fill out the form below. We are always excited to connect with our readers and appreciate your feedback.
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**Your Name:**
[Text field for Name]
**Your Email:**
[Text field for Email]
**Subject:**
[Text field for Subject]
**Your Message:**
[Text area for Message]
[Submit Button]
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**Contact Information**
**Email:** [yourblog@example.com](mailto:yourblog@example.com)
**Phone:** (123) 456-7890
**Address:** 123 Blog Street, Blog City, BL 12345
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### Instructions for Implementation
1. **Text Fields and Button**: In most rich text editors, you might not be able to create actual form elements directly. Instead, describe what fields and buttons should be available, as shown above. You might also insert placeholders for the form, which can be styled or managed by a developer or using a plugin.
2. **Email Links**: Use mailto links to make your email address clickable, like this:
```plaintext
<a href="mailto:yourblog@example.com">yourblog@example.com</a>
```
3. **Formatting**: Bold headings (`**Your Name:**`) make it clear what each section is for, while plain text describes each part.
4. **Customization**: Replace the placeholder email, phone, and address with your actual contact details.
5. **Adding a Form**: If your platform supports it, you can insert a contact form plugin or widget where the form description is, to make it functional.
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This version of a "Contact Us" page is designed to work well in environments that use a compose view or a simple rich text editor. It guides you on how to present the information while accommodating the platform's limitations.
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