Forms: Standard Fields
VNN Playbook - Forms: Standard Fields
Standard Fields are selection fields for parents/students to complete
With all Fields you have the option to make customizations on how they work and how they appear on your site.
Some of the most common customization features used are:
- The Required checkbox, which means a user is required to fill out that portion of the form in order to submit it.
- The Field Label, which allows you to form your question
- The Field Size
- The Conditional Logic field, which is explained here!
Here is a brief explanation of each of the standard form fields and how you can use them to create your form!
Single line text: Place for parent/student to submit a one sentence response
How it looks when creating your form:
How it looks live on your site:
Paragraph line text: Place for parent/student to submit a short answer response
Drop down: Non-Product related selection (user can only choose one)
How it looks when creating your form:
How it looks live on your site:
Multi-Select: Non-Product related multi-choice (hold down shift to select more than 1)
How it looks when creating your form:
How it looks live on your site:
Number: Slot for number only answers (i.e. Jersey number?)
How it looks when creating your site:
How it looks live on your site:
Check Boxes: Non-Product related single choice in another format
How it looks when creating your form: 
How it looks live on your site:
Radio Buttons: Non-Product related, single choice in another format
How it looks when creating your form:
How it looks live on your site:
Hidden: Not Valid in our version of wordpress/gravity forms
HTML Block: Any words you would like to add to the form that do not require a response, i.e. any context that you would like the parent/student to know.
How it looks when creating your form:
How it look when you have added text to it and it is live on your site (the authorization statement that you see here is text that we added to the html block):
Section: Breaks up content with a line, you can add a title here as well
How it looks when creating your form:
How it looks on the form when its live:
Page: Add this to your form when you want the user to go to a new page to complete the form.
How it looks when creating your form:
How it looks live on your site, notice the meter at the top displays how much youve completed and the addition of the 'next' button at the bottom of the form:
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