- Create a new form or edit an existing form
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Click to add the field to the form or drag the field from the tools menu into position inside the form.
NEX-Forms Documentation
Documentation & Tutorials for NEX-Forms version 8.0 and above
Single selection dropdown selects in NEX-Forms are user-friendly dropdown menus that allow users to choose one option from a predefined list. These fields are perfect for scenarios where you need a concise, organized way to present multiple choices without cluttering the form. Users click on the dropdown to reveal the available options and select their preferred choice. You can customize the options, set default selections, and apply styling to match the form's design. Single selection dropdown selects help streamline user input, ensuring data is collected efficiently and accurately.
- Edit the field by hovering over it and then click on the Edit Icon which will bring up the field settings panel.
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Click on the "INPUT" tab from the settings panel.
General Dropdown Select setting definitions | ||
Setting | Definition | |
Input Name | Sets the name of the input field itself. By default when you enter a field's Main Label the Input Name will reflect that text in an input name format. IMPORTANT:
• One form can not have 2 or more fields with the same input names. • All input names in a single form needs to be unique. • An input field name can not be blank. TIP: If you need two or more fields to have the same label then you can edit these field's input names to be unique while still having the same labels for the fields.
NOTE: Reserved WordPress terms (parameters) like name, page, post, category, id will be prefixed with an underscore to avoid conflict, for example: name will become _name |
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Input ID | Gives the Input an ID. Useful if you need to tager fields by thier id's from 3rd party scripts or CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) | |
Setting | Definition | Example |
Disabled | ||
Sets the field enabled - The Dropdown Select is made selectable to the user. | ||
Sets the field to be "Disabled" - The Dropdown Select is made unselectable to the user. |
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Default value & input styling definitions | ||
Setting | Definition | Example |
Default Value | Sets the default selected option. Remove the option form the option list and use it this setting to set the default selection. See more on allocating values to selection options. |
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(bold) | If active sets the input text to bold | |
(Italic) | If active sets the input text to italic | |
(Underline) | If active sets the input text underlined | |
Font Size | Sets the font size of the input text | |
TX (Text color) | Sets the input field's text color | |
BG (Background color) | Sets the input field's background color | |
BRD (Border width and color) | Sets the input field's border width (size) and border color | |
(Align Text Left) | If active aligns the text to the left inside the input field | |
(Align Text Center) | If active aligns the text center inside the input field | |
(Align Text Right) | If active aligns the text to the right inside the input field | |
Input Size | ||
Small - Sets the input field size to small | ||
Normal - Sets the input field size to normal size | ||
Large - Sets the input field size to large | ||
Corners | ||
Squared - Sets the input field's corners square | ||
Rounded - Sets the input field's corners rounded | ||
Pilled - Sets the input field's corners fully rounded (pilled) |
- Edit the field by hovering over it and then click on the Edit Icon which will bring up the field settings panel.
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Click on the "INPUT" tab from the settings panel.
- See the "Selection Setup" section.
Enable Option Search | ||
Setting | Definition | Example |
Adds a search to the dropdown options. This is usefull when having a large amount of options in the dropdown selection for the user to choose from. |
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Removes the search from the dropdown options. This is the default. |
This setting is only relevant when using single selection dropdown selects in a multi-step form.
DO NOT delete the "NEXT STEP BUTTON" when enabling the field's auto-advance option. The Button will be automatically hidden when the field is set to auto-advance.
Auto-Advance Setting Definitions | |
Setting | Definition |
Will make the form to automatically go to the next step once the user have made a selection. | |
The form will stay on the current step and the user need to click on the "NEXT" button to continue to the next step. |
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Editing:
Each line represents an option. Edit a single line to edit an option. -
Adding:
To add a new option to the selection menu type a new line or create a new line between existing radio buttons. -
Removing:
Remove the line from the list of options.
Examples | ||
Option Setup | Dropdown Select Example | |
1. | Default Value
--- Select ---
Set Options Option 1 Option 2 Option 3 |
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2. | Default Value
Choose a Fruit
Set Options Pear Orange Lemon Banana |
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3. | Default Value
--- Gender ---
Set Options Male Female |
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4. | Default Value
Option 1
Set Options Option 2 Option 3 |
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5. | Default Value
- Select -
Set Options Europe South America North America Central America Caribbean Africa Middle East Asia Pacific Antarctica |
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6. | Default Value
Set Options Option 1 Option 2 Option 3 |