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Field Types

• Text

  The text field can be used to store a single line of text on your form, such as a first or last name.

• Text Area

  The text area field creates a text area input for your form. This field is useful for storing larger volumes of text or text requiring multiple lines.

• Number

  The Number field lets your website visitor enter a number value. You can specify minimum and maximum permissible values.

• Phone

  The phone field lets your website visitor enter a phone number. By using the phone field, mobile users will be presented with a keypad designed for entering telephone numbers.

• Email

  The email field lets your website visitor enter email address(es).

• URL

  The URL field provides a simple way to define a link.

• Divider

  The divider is used to introduce a horizontal rule to your form. It is useful for separating areas of your form to make it easier to read.

• Spacer

  The spacer is used to introduce a block of space to your form. It is useful for adding space to your form to make it easier to read.

• Select

  The Select field creates a drop-down list with options.

• Checkbox

  The Checkbox field creates a list of tickable inputs.

• Radio

  The Radio field creates one or more circle boxes on your form, only one of which can be checked.

• Date/Time

  The Date/Time picker field creates a date and time selection popup. This field is useful for setting specific dates and times such as an event's start-and-end date and time.

• Range Slider

  The range slider field lets your website visitor select a number value that must be no less than a given value and no more than another given value.

• Color Picker

  The Color Picker field type lets a website visitor specify a color using a visual color-picker interface.

• Rating

  This rating field enables web users to give one or more ratings on your form.

• File Upload

  The file upload field lets the user choose one or more files from their device storage to be uploaded. 

• Hidden

  The hidden field lets a form include data that cannot be seen or modified by users when a form is submitted.

• reCAPTCHA

  This field is used to add a reCAPTCHA to your form.

• Signature

  The signature field allows a website visitor to physically sign the form using their mouse or by using their finger on a touch device.

• Progress

  This field enables you to add a progress bar to your form. By default it will show the overall progress of the form being completed.

• Password

  The password field provides a way for the user to securely enter a password.

• Search

  The search field works the same as a regular Text field but is provided so that you can style it separately from other text fields on your form.

• Legal

  The legal field is used to output a legal notice on your forms such as a privacy policy, terms and conditions or disclaimer.

• Text Editor

  The Text Editor field creates a WordPress content editor in the typical fashion used in Posts and Pages.

• HTML

  The HTML field is be used to output raw HTML on your form. HTML is entered using the standard Wordpress HTML editor.

• Submit

  Every form needs a submit button! The submit button takes the contents of the form and submits them to WS Form for processing.

• Save

  The save button allows a website visitor to save the progress of their form and come back at a later date to complete the form.

• Clear

  The clear button allows a website visitor to clear all of the fields on the form. In contrast to the reset button, all fields are cleared regardless of their default value.

• Reset

  The reset button resets the form to the default values.

• Previous Tab

  If you have more than one tab on your form, the previous tab button will take the website visitor back one tab.

• Next Tab

  If you have more than one tab on your form, the next tab button will take the website visitor back one tab.

• Custom Button

  Custom buttons enable you to add any additional to the buttons to the form for use with conditional logic or any custom javascript you add to your web page.

• Repeatable Sections

  Repeatable sections enable someone to duplicate a row of fields on your form.

• Add

  The add button is used with repeatable sections to add a new row.

• Remove

  The remove button is used with repeatable sections to add a new row.

• Move Up

  The move up button is used with repeatable sections to move a row up.

• Move Down

  The move down button is used with repeatable sections to move a row down.

• Icons

  The icons field is used to add icons to repeatable sections to enable you to add, remove and move rows.

• Price

  The e-commerce price field allows you to add a currency amount to your form.

• Price Select

  The Price Select field allows you to add a currency amount to your form that is determined by a web user making a selection from a pull down list.

• Price Checkbox

  The Price Checkbox field allows you to show one or more products with checkboxes.

• Price Radio

  The Price Radio field allows you to show one or more products with radios. Price Radios allow a web user to choose a single product from a list.

• Price Range

  The price range field lets your website visitor select a price value using a slider interface. These fields are included in the total cart calculation of your form.

• Quantity

  The e-commerce quantity field allows you add quantities to any price fields. You can combine this field with a price subtotal field to create a cart like line entry.

• Price Subtotal

  The e-commerce price subtotal field allows you to show subtotals for any price fields when combined with a quantity field.

• Cart Detail

  The e-commerce cart detail field is used to show cart level amounts such as the cart subtotal, shipping, and discount fields. These fields are optional.

• Cart Total

  The e-commerce  cart total field allows you to show the overall cart total amount.