hide

Add this keyword to visually hide a field from your users when they fill out the public version and the embedded version of your form. The field will still be visible in the Entry Manager to administrators. Since the field is only hidden visually, you can still programmatically fill in values to the field using our URL Modification API, which makes it useful for tracking purposes. This keyword works on all fields.

cloak

Add this keyword to a field if you want to visually hide the inputs and choices for any field on a public form, but still want to show the Field Labels. Useful in dynamic situations where you don’t want the user to be able to manipulate the values of the inputs on the fly, but still want to show some sort of confirmation without having to use a Section Break when using Field Rules. The field’s inputs and choices will still be visible in the Entry Manager and to administrators. Learn about how to use this keyword to create a coupon system.

leftHalf rightHalf

To align two fields side by side you can add these keywords. The two fields have to be right next to each other in the Form Builder. The leftHalf keyword has to be added to the first field and the rightHalf keyword to the second field like so:

These keywords work on all fields except Likert Fields

leftThird middleThird rightThird

To align three fields side by side you can add these keywords. The three fields have to be right next to each other in the Form Builder. The leftThird keyword has to be added to the first field, the middleThird keyword to the second field and the rightThird keyword to the third field like so:

These keywords work on all fields except Likert Fields.

leftFourth middleFourth rightFourth

To align four fields side by side you can use these keywords. The four fields need to be sequential in the Form Builder. The leftFourth keyword is added to the first field, the middleFourth keyword to the two next fields, and the rightFourth to the last field. Like so:

These keywords work on all fields except Likert Fields.

leftFifth middleFifth rightFifth

To align five fields side by side you can use these keywords. The five fields need to be sequential in the Form Builder. The leftFifth keyword is added to the first field, the middleFifth keyword to the three next fields, and the rightFifth to the last field. Like so:

These keywords work on all fields except Likert Fields.

hideSecondary

Use this keyword on Page Breaks to hide the Secondary Action button on the bottom paging navigation of a form. Use this if you don’t want to provide a link to the user to navigate back to the previous page.

Please note that the user could still use the back button on their browser and so this only makes it less obvious. This keyword only works on Page Breaks.

hideCents

Use this keyword to hide the cents section of the Price Field. If the field is required, not filling out the cents section will not fail the validation. Useful if you don’t need to see the Price field at that granular level. This keyword only works on Price Fields.

hideSeconds

Use this keyword to hide the seconds section of the Time Field. If the field is required, not filling out the seconds section will not fail the validation. Useful if you don’t need to see the Time at that granular level. This keyword only works on Time Fields.

hideAMPM

Use this keyword to hide the AM/PM section of the Time Field. If the field is required, not filling out the AM/PM section will not fail the validation. Useful if you don’t need to see time of day for that field. This keyword only works on Time Fields.

hideAddr2

Use this keyword to hide the second street address input line in the address field. If the field is required, not filling out the second address field will not fail the validation. This keyword only works on Address Fields.

altInstruct

Use this keyword to make a field’s instructions show beneath the field rather than as a pop up box on the side. Here’s an example of the default field instructions with the altInstruct version below it:

scrollText

Use this keywords to convert a Section Break into a box with a fixed height that will automatically show a scroll bar if there’s a large amount of text. This is useful if you’re wanting to show large amounts of content to the user, but don’t want to have to link to it or make the form very long to show it (ie. Terms of Service Agreements). This keyword only works on Section Breaks.