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Submit Section Needed in Form Editor

  1. ntsmedia
    Member

    I've been working through the problem of having static information/html in a form that comes after the submit button. The most direct solution appears to be to put such code into the page/post around the form's shortcode.

    This isn't an elegant solution and negates the form being "standalone" within the Gravity Forms system for future editing. In my specific case I have the form within a CSS box and another box with some static text needs to follow the submit button. Thus the box div has to go before the shortcode which is followed by the text block and the closing div.

    With hundreds of places the form may be inserted I have to come up with a separate system (includes, whatever) to allow for edits to "the complete form's code" which I think should really all be in one place.

    I am sure there are practical reasons why it is done the way it is (submit settings made in the Form Settings) but perhaps a special section that would only allow HTML to be placed below?

    Thanks
    John

    Posted 12 years ago on Tuesday April 24, 2012 | Permalink
  2. Thanks for the suggestion.. we will take it into consideration. The best way to put content below the form/submit section would be to add it in your content editor after the form shortcode, or if it's something you need to use on several pages, then make a page template to host your forms with the content added there below the form embed.. that way, you only have one file to change if you need to update the content across a variety of pages.

    http://codex.wordpress.org/Pages#Page_Templates

    Posted 12 years ago on Tuesday April 24, 2012 | Permalink

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