- Edit or Create a new multi-step form.
- CLICK on the Multistep Settings.
- Click on on the "SETUP" Tab from the Multi-step Settings panel.
- This will give you the overall multi-step settings.
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Overall Multi-step Form Settings
This article covers the overall multi-step settings. Here you will find step by step instruction to use auto-scroll to top, disabling back stepping and how to make use of animations for step transitions.
How to Edit the Multi-step Breadcrumd
Enabling Auto-Scroll to top of the Next Step
This setting allows you to control autoscroll to the top of the next step when a user completes a preceding step. This is useful esspecialy when you have long steps to guide your user back to the top of the next step so they do not have to use a mouse to scroll to the next step's top possition.
- Open the Multistep Settings.
- CLICK check icon in the Auto-scroll settings to enable the Auto-scroll.
- To Disable the Auto-scroll CLICK X icon in the Auto-scroll settings.
Disbale Back Stepping
This setting allows you to control if a user can go back in a multi-step form using the breadcrumb and/or back buttons.
- Open the Multistep Settings.
- CLICK check icon in the back stepping settings to disable Back Stepping.
- To Enable back stepping CLICK X icon in the Back Stepping settings.
Animating Step Transitions
This section will help you to setup step in and step out animations for your multi-step forms.
How to Setup a STEP-IN Animation
A Step-In animation will run on for example STEP 2 after the user completed STEP 1 and so forth.
- Open the Multistep Settings.
- SELECT an animation from the step in setting.
How to Setup a STEP-OUT Animation
A Step-Out animation will run on the current step that have just been completed and just before the next step's step-in animation.
- Open the Multistep Settings.
- SELECT an animation from the step out setting.
Example Form - Step Transition Animtions
Below we have an actual form example of a multi-step form using a STEP-IN FadeInRight animation and the STEP-OUT FadeOutLeft animation.
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This article was last updated on 19 November 2024
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