Forms

Forms let visitors send you enquiries, bookings and requests. Build them under Forms › Forms, show them with the Form element, and read what arrives in Forms › Form Enquiries.

Create a form#

1. Go to Forms › Forms and select Add New.
2. Give the form a Title — such as Contact form — for your reference.
3. Under Fields, select Add Field for each question, and set its Field Settings:

   • Type — one of eight:

     Type	Use it for
     Text	A name, a city — one short line.
     Email	An email address (checked for the right format).
     Large Text	A message — several lines.
     Number	Quantities, ages, guests.
     Checkbox	Several choices, any number can be ticked.
     Select	One choice from a dropdown list.
     Radio	One choice from a visible list.
     Date	A date picker — appointments, events.

   • Title — the label visitors see (Your name).

   • Placeholder — optional grey hint text inside the field.

   • Mandatory Field — switch on if the field must be filled in.

   • Options — for Checkbox, Select and Radio: Add Option for each choice.

4. Drag fields by the handle to reorder them. Use the ⚙ to edit a field and the 🗑 to delete it.
5. Keep Status Active and save.

Put the form on a page#

In the page builder, add a Form element and choose your form in Select Form. Style it in the element's Design tab or with a saved form design.

What happens when someone submits#

The visitor sees a confirmation, and the submission is saved to Forms › Form Enquiries — see Form enquiries.

Protect forms from spam#

Turn on Google reCAPTCHA under Spam protection. It works invisibly for real visitors.

Good form habits#

• Ask for as little as possible. Name, phone or email, and a message is enough for most enquiries; every extra field loses people.
• Use the right types — Email for emails, Number for quantities — so phones show the right keyboard.
• Test it after every change: send yourself a message and check Form Enquiries.
• If you collect personal details, say how you use them on a privacy page.