=== Pardot === Contributors: cliffseal, NewClarity, MikeSchinkel Donate link: http://pardot.com Tags: pardot, marketing automation, forms, dynamic content, tracking, web tracking Requires at least: 3.4 Tested up to: 3.5 Stable tag: 1.2 License: GPLv2 or later License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html Integrate Pardot with WordPress: easily track visitors, embed forms and dynamic content in pages and posts, or use the forms or dynamic content widgets. == Description == Say hello to marketing automation simplicity! With a single login, your self-hosted WordPress installation will be securely connected with Pardot. With the selection of your campaign, you'll be able to track visitors and work with forms and dynamic content without touching a single line of code. You can use the widget to place a form or dynamic content anywhere a sidebar appears, or embed them in a page or post using a shortcode or the Pardot button on the Visual Editor's toolbar. == Installation == 1. Upload `pardot-for-wordpress` to your `/wp-content/plugins/` directory or go to Plugins > Add New in your WordPress Admin area and search for Pardot. 1. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress. 1. Go to Settings > Pardot Settings to put in your email, password, and user key. 1. Select your campaign (for tracking code usage). == Frequently Asked Questions == = How can I use the shortcodes without the Visual Editor? = Two simple shortcodes are available for use. = Form Shortcode = `[pardot-form id="{Form ID}" title="{Form Name}" class="" width="100%" height="500"]` Use `[pardot-form]` with at least the `id` parameter. For instance, `[pardot-form id="1" title="Title"]` renders my Pardot form with an ID of 1. Optional parameters: The `title` parameter is included when using the toolbar button, but it's not required for display. There is no default. The `class` parameter allows you to add additonal classes to the iframe element. There is no default, but the class `pardotform` is now automatically added, regardless of any additional classes. The `width` parameter will set the width of the iframe in pixels or percentage. For example, "500", "500px", and "80%" are all valid. The default is 100%. The `height` parameter will set the height of the iframe in pixels only. For example, "500" or "500px" are valid. The default is 500px. = Dynamic Content Shortcode = `[pardot-dynamic-content id="{Dynamic Content ID}" default="{Non-JavaScript Content}"]` Use `[pardot-dynamic-content]` with at least the `id` parameter. The `default` parameter is used for accessibility. Whatever is placed here is wrapped in `