Configuration

Published on: March 6, 2026

Last updated: March 6, 2026

All settings live at Medigap Contact Wizard → Settings in the WordPress admin. The settings page is organized into four sections: General, Email Delivery, Customize Questions, and Gmail OAuth.

General settings

Notification Email

Where completed leads are sent. Use the Send Test Email button to verify delivery after changing this or your mail method.

Primary Color

Hex color applied to the progress bar, Next/Submit buttons, and other interactive elements. Use the color picker or enter a hex value directly. Default: #1976d2.

Intro Text

Optional text displayed above the first step. Use to introduce yourself, explain what happens after submission, or add a trust statement. Basic HTML is supported.

Success Message & Subject

The thank-you message shown to the visitor after successful submission. Also customize the email subject line for lead notification emails. Basic HTML is supported in the message.

Email delivery

Select a method from the Mail Method dropdown. Settings for the chosen method appear below it.

  • Gmail OAuth — connects your Google account; requires Client ID and Client Secret from a Google Cloud project. See below.
  • Custom SMTP — enter host, port (587 TLS / 465 SSL), username, password, and encryption type.
  • WordPress default (wp_mail) — no additional settings; relies on your hosting provider’s outbound mail configuration.

Gmail OAuth setup

Gmail OAuth requires a one-time setup in Google Cloud Console. See the Gmail OAuth Setup guide for the full walk-through. Here is the summary:

  1. Create a project in Google Cloud Console.
  2. Enable the Gmail API for that project.
  3. Go to APIs & Services → Credentials → Create Credentials → OAuth 2.0 Client ID.
  4. Set application type to Web application.
  5. Add this as an authorized redirect URI: https://yourdomain.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=mmedia-medigap-wizard&gmail_callback=1
  6. Copy the Client ID and Client Secret into the plugin settings and click Connect Gmail.
  7. Complete the Google OAuth consent screen that appears. Your account is now connected.

Customize Questions

The Customize Questions panel lists every field across all 5 steps. For each field you can: toggle visibility on or off (some fields are hidden by default and must be enabled here to appear), and override the field label shown to visitors. Changes take effect immediately — no code editing required.

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