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Add a Form Summary or Review Step in WordPress

Let users review completed fields with automatic or custom form summaries.

  • Automatic Summary field Create a summary by adding the Summary field to your form.
  • Custom HTML summaries Build your own summary output in an HTML field.
  • Show or hide labels Control form, tab, and section labels in the Summary field.
  • Multi-column layouts Configure the Summary field to create multi-column layouts.
  • Exclude certain fields Leave selected fields out of the summary.
  • Repeatable section tables Create tables for repeatable sections.

Add a summary to long forms so users can review the fields they have completed before submitting. In WS Form, you can create a summary automatically with the Summary field or build your own summary markup in an HTML field.

The Summary field can show or hide form, tab, and section labels, create multi-column layouts, exclude certain fields, and create tables for repeatable sections.

For custom summaries in WordPress, you can insert base summary markup with the Insert Form Summary HTML button and use WS Form variables such as #field, #text, #if, and repeatable section variables to control the output.

  • Review long forms

    Add a summary or review of completed fields on longer forms.

  • Two summary methods

    Choose between the built-in Summary field and a custom HTML-based summary.

  • Easy field insertion

    Drag and drop or click the Summary field onto your form to create a summary automatically.

  • Label display control

    The Summary field can show or hide form, tab, and section labels.

  • Flexible layouts

    Use the Summary field to create multi-column summary layouts.

  • Custom markup support

    Use regular HTML with WS Form variables to style and format custom summary output.

  • Conditional output

    Use #if(condition) and #endif to show field values only when they contain content.

  • Styler support

    Style summaries that use WS Form markup and classes through the Styler.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can I create a summary in WS Form?

There are two ways to create a summary in WS Form. You can add the Summary field to create one automatically, or you can build a custom summary in an HTML field.

What can the Summary field do?

The Summary field can show and hide form, tab and section labels, create multi-column layouts, exclude certain fields, and create tables for repeatable sections.

How do I use Summary in WS Form?

Add the Summary field to your form, or create a custom summary in an HTML field. For step-by-step guidance, see Create a Form Summary.

Can I build a custom summary with my own markup?

Yes. You can use an HTML field to insert a summary into your form and combine WS Form variables with regular HTML code to style and format the output.

How do field values stay updated in a custom summary?

The #field variable inserts a field value, and wrapping it in #text tells WS Form to keep that value updated in the HTML field whenever the value changes.

Can I show summary values only when a field has content?

Yes. You can use #if(condition) and #endif variables to output a field value only when that field contains content.

Can I summarize repeatable sections?

Yes. You can create a summary of fields contained within a repeatable section, including table output and row numbers.

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