Contact map and contact form widgets

The Contact & Map widget shows visitors where you're located and how to reach you, with an optional map. The Contact Form widget is a standalone form visitors fill out to send you a message — it's the same form the Contact & Map widget can also show, just placed on its own.

Where to find it

Website → open a page → drag Contact & Map or Contact Form from the widget picker.

How it works

Contact & Map

• Heading: the title above this section.
• Show map: toggles the map on or off.
• Show phone / Show email / Show hours: toggle each piece of contact info independently.
• Location: which of your pickup locations the map centers on.
• Map style: Streets (clear street names, the default — good for "find our shop"), Outdoors, or Satellite.
• Map zoom: how close in the map starts, 0–22 (default 14).
• Map height: how tall the map card renders, in pixels.
• Click-through: when on (the default), tapping the map opens it in the visitor's own maps app for directions.
• Show contact form: adds a "Send us a message" form to this widget. Submitting it sends the message to Renta, which saves it as an inquiry (visible in your Inquiries section) and emails you. If that fails to go through, the form falls back to opening the visitor's own email app addressed to you, so their message is never lost.

Contact Form (standalone)

• Renders the same message form, placed anywhere on the page without also showing the map.

Example

A boat rental business could place this at the bottom of their homepage with the map centered on their marina, hours shown, and the contact form enabled so visitors can ask a quick question before booking.

Good to know

• The standalone Contact Form and the "Show contact form" toggle on Contact & Map render the same form — use whichever placement fits your page.
• Submitted messages show up in the Inquiries section of your dashboard and are emailed to you; the visitor's own email app only opens as a fallback if Renta can't be reached.