Everything related to the form builder of eForm. Learn how to properly use it and understand its different components.
Starting v4.19, eForm allows to use native select element for your dropdowns. Traditionally we’ve been using select2 but we understand cases where a native select element will make more sense in the form aesthetics. When configuring the Dropdown element, simply select Use Native Select to change the type. Configuring Search Now the search of the…
Starting version 4.19, eForm allows for adding dynamic numbering to tabs. This is useful when you want to conditionally hide/show tabs depending on the form. Go to the Tab/Page settings and put %%NUM%% in the title of the page. eForm will now automatically put the number (starting with 1) and will also update as pages…
There are two ways, we can create a password restricted form with the eForm WordPress Builder plugin. 1: Enable Password on Form Page The simplest is to enable a password on the form page itself. You are probably using Gutenberg block or shortcodes to publish a form on a page or post. Now on the…
One of the hidden feature of eForm Form Builder is to manage elements using keyboard shortcut keys. When you are in the form builder, you have access to the following keyboard shortcuts. You can use the following keyboard shortcuts within form builder. Ctrl/⌘ + s: Save form. Ctrl/⌘ + h: Toggle HotKey for the followings.…
This has been one of the requested feature from our customers. We added an option to the radio and checkbox elements to make them appear as buttons or blocks. To enable, simply add a radio or checkbox element, go to settings and enable Appear as blocks.
