I'm not a coder and don't really understand how to modify CSS. All I want to do is add an image to the top of my forms, the bottom of my forms and to have the ability to add an image within the form if I choose to. Can someone explain in plain language how to do this? Here's an example of a form I'm trying to replicate in Gravity forms: http://www.formstack.com/forms/?1190194-wf05szXDIq. Notice the logo at the top, the mini logos at the bottom and the thumbnail picture of the guide in the text of the first paragraph. I would also like to know how to add straight text boxes when I need to add a sentence or paragraph to a form. I'm at a bit of a loss here. Any help is appreciated.
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Adding an image to a form
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To add images to your form, you can use the HTML block and insert your image code into that. Then use CSS in you theme's style.css to position the images exactly how you want them. It's not difficult work but it will require some HTML and CSS to make it happen.
Posted 11 years ago on Monday June 11, 2012 | Permalink -
palpatine
MemberHey There,
I know this is an old post, but instead of creating a new one, I thought I'd ask here since it's on topic.
I figured out how to add an image, and text, to the form body using the HTML box, but I'd really like the images and text to appear below the Submit button.
Is there an easy trick for that?
I'm not a coder either, but I'm playing with the css a bit myself, so I was hoping there was some code that someone could supply me with and I could just cut and past it in.
Thanks for your time,
Posted 10 years ago on Tuesday June 18, 2013 | Permalink -
If you want something to show up outside the boundaries of our form, you would have to do that in the WordPress page/post editor. So if you want images after the form, you would just have the embed code for the form and then the images you want to display in the WordPress post editor.
Posted 10 years ago on Wednesday June 19, 2013 | Permalink -
No, the submit button is always the last thing in a Gravity Forms form.
Posted 10 years ago on Wednesday June 19, 2013 | Permalink -
No problem. Good luck!
Posted 10 years ago on Wednesday June 19, 2013 | Permalink
