You can incorporate more than one field in the same row. This feature helps you structure forms precisely as you wish. Click and hold the mouse button over a field, drag it to the end of the row, and release the mouse button when you see a blue line.
While navigating with your mouse cursor you will notice two lines: one at the start of the field and one at the end. These will help you adjust the field’s size. If you have the label’s placement set to Left you can also adjust the space between the label and the input box.
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Here is a list of the most frequently asked questions. For more FAQs, please browse through the FAQs page.
I used to be able to set field widths and have more than one per line but since the site has been upgraded I no longer have the options to do so. The instructions here still refer to the old version of 123cf – how do I do this now?
Hi Andrew,
The new editor allows you to place multiple fields on the same row simply by clicking and dragging one next to the other. While a field can be resized by clicking and dragging the blue anchor point that is displayed when hovering.
Thanks.
i wanted the form to have two fields one which says estimated weight the other which multiplies the value entered in the text box(for estimated weight) with the cost per kg and display the value.
For eg if its $8 Rs a KG and the estimated weight is 10 KG then the new field has to multiply both and show $80
Can this be done using this form editor. Could you please help.
Hello!
To apply calculations, follow the steps:
1. Add a Number field to the form that will contain the result.
2. Go to the Settings → Payments section of your form and click on the dropdown below the Assign Values or Formulas to Fields section.
3. Select your Number field and click on the green dropdown on the right. Select Formula and click on the Turn on numeric validation button from the lightbox.
4. The field will drop down with a calculator on the right and a text area next to it. Click in the text area and use the calculator and the dropdown above the calculator to include the two fields you want to multiply. Use the calculator to add mathematical operations.
5. Hit the Save changes button, on the top right.
View your form and provide some values in the fields to test the result.
Learn more in our documentation at http://wix.123formbuilder.com/docs/form-calculations/
For further assistance, don’t hesitate to contact our Support Team at support@123formbuilder.com or via our contact form.
Thanks!
Can I request a feature to link/group fields together so that they can be moved in one go. For example multiple fields in one row or multiple rows. At the moment, it’s a bit of a time consuming juggle to align rows when you need to move them.
Thanks