Show form, tab, upload, or custom progress in your forms in WordPress.
Add a progress bar to your form in WordPress to show visitors how far they have progressed. WS Form supports form progress, tab progress, upload progress, and custom progress.
For multi-tab forms, you can add a progress bar to each tab. The bar shows the overall progress of the entire form across all tabs.
You can also control a progress bar manually with calculated fields, conditional logic, or your own JavaScript. Help text supports progress variables such as #progress and #progress_percent.
When set to Form Progress, the progress bar automatically shows form progress based on completed required fields.
Use Tab Progress to represent how far a user is through the tabs of a form.
Use Upload Progress to show the progress of a form submission when a file upload field is used.
Choose No source to manually set the progress bar value using conditional logic or your own JavaScript.
On forms with multiple tabs, you can place a progress bar on each tab while showing overall form progress across all tabs.
Help text can include progress variables such as #progress, #progress_percent, #progress_remaining, and #progress_remaining_percent.
Set a numeric default value from 0 to 1, or leave it blank to start at 0.
Change the design with Styles settings and set an ARIA label for accessible text.
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A progress bar can be configured to show form progress, tab progress, upload progress, or custom progress.
Yes. For forms that have multiple tabs, you can add the progress bar to each tab. It shows the overall progress of the entire form across all tabs.
Yes. Upload Progress shows the progress of a form submission when used in conjunction with a file upload field.
Yes. When No source is set, you can manually set the progress bar value using conditional logic or another JavaScript source of your choice.
Progress bars are usually set with a value from 0 to 1. If the default value is left blank, it is set to 0. The maximum value defaults to 1 if left blank.
Yes. Help text supports progress variables including #progress, #progress_percent, #progress_remaining, and #progress_remaining_percent.
Add a Progress field to your form, then edit its settings to choose the source, default value, help text, styles, and other options. You can learn more here: Progress Field.