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The built-in features of the create form wizard provide you with many ways of customizing the look of your forms. Read this knowledge base entry to find out more. If you want to achieve more than what is provided by the built-in options of the wizard, then here you can find some ways of doing that.
If you DON'T HAVE a working knowledge of HTML (web editing), then definitely ask for the help of an expert, and forward the link of this entry to them.
If you are an expert in web design, then you have the following options:
1.) Minor changes in the look or functionality of the form
Open the tree menu, select the form you would like to modify, and click the downward arrow in the Edit tab. Then, select the edit fields option.
This will take you to the second page of the create form wizard. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and check the "Custom CSS/Javascript code" box.
2.) Significantly altering the form by re-designing its template
If you would like to significantly change the color scheme, font type, font size, and other style-related elements of a form, and you cannot achieve that by entering your custom CSS/Javascript code, then the next option you have is designing your own template. The greatest advantage of this method is that, in the future, even people who are untrained in HTML will be able to use your templates to create forms in no time.
Another benefit of this solution is that you don't have to build your form templates from scratch, you can simply re-design the built-in templates of the software.
It's important to keep in mind that we only recommend re-designing the built-in templates if you are proficient in HTML and Javascript.
You can read about creating form templates in this knowledge base entry.
3.) Significantly changing the form (not recommended)
In some cases, having the ability to change the HTML source code of one of your existing forms can come in quite handy. The advantage of this solution is that, with sufficient HTML knowledge, you can get the desired results really fast (in terms of design and functionality). However, it also has some disadvantages.
You will come up against the main disadvantage of this solution when you design the template by changing its HTML source code, and then realize that you need to change something that cannot be edited directly by changing the source code, only with the create form wizard. In such a scenario, you will have to go through the steps of the create form wizard, which will inevitably overwrite the source code you just created.
The second major disadvantage of this solution is closely related to the first one. That is, only people who are experienced in HTML can manage the forms you create by changing their source code.
If you decide to use this solution, then here are the steps of doing it.
Select the form you would like to edit in the tree menu, and then click on the "Upload" tab.
Here you can find the source code of the form, which you can edit as much as you want.
Important to note: If you modify the source code of the form, questions related to the appearance or functionality of the form won't be supported free of charge.
4.) Completely re-designing the form by creating a multi-block form
A multi-step form template is actually like a mini landing page editing application, which allows you to easily create entire sales pages, wizard pages, etc. Multi-block forms have the following major advantages:
- The form itself can be created with the same easy-to-use wizard that is used for creating every other type of form.
- The entire page, except for the form itself, can be edited with a WYSIWYG editor, and thus anyone can edit these pages without HTML knowledge.
- Multi-block templates allow you to almost entirely customize the arrangement of the elements of your page and form.
You can find the details of creating multi-block form templates in this knowledge base entry.
Important to note: An advanced knowledge of HTML and CSS are required for creating multi-block form templates. If you don't have that, we recommend that you have a professional design your multi-block templates for you.
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