How can I embed a Tripetto form using Webflow's custom code/embed function to display it full page instead of only at the top in full width?
To embed a Tripetto form in Webflow using the custom code or embed function and display it full page instead of only at the top in full width, you can follow these steps:
Get the Tripetto form embed code: First, you'll need to obtain the Tripetto form embed code. To do this, go to the form builder in Tripetto, select the form you want to embed, and click on the "Embed" button.
Choose the full page display option: In the Tripetto embed settings, you'll find various display options. To make the form display full page, choose the option that allows the form to take up the entire viewport. This option is usually called "Fullpage" or "Fullscreen".
Copy the embed code: Once you've selected the full page display option, Tripetto will generate the corresponding embed code for you. Copy this code to your clipboard.
Open your Webflow project: Access your Webflow project and navigate to the page where you want to embed the Tripetto form.
Add an Embed element: In Webflow, add an Embed element to the desired section or container on the page where you want the form to appear by dragging it from the Elements panel.
Paste the Tripetto embed code: Double-click on the Embed element to open the settings panel. In the settings panel, you'll find a code field where you can paste the Tripetto embed code that you copied earlier.
Adjust the height and width of the Embed element: By default, the Embed element in Webflow will have a fixed height and width. To make the Tripetto form display full page, you'll need to adjust the height and width of the Embed element. To do this, select the Embed element and go to the Style panel. Set the height and width to "100%" so that it occupies the entire viewport.
Preview and publish: Preview your Webflow project to see how the Tripetto form appears. If the form is not displayed full page, double-check the height and width settings of the Embed element in the Style panel. Once you are satisfied with the appearance, publish your Webflow project for the changes to take effect on your live website.
By following these steps, you will be able to embed a Tripetto form using Webflow's custom code/embed function and display it full page instead of only at the top in full width.
Additional Questions:
- How do I embed a form in Webflow using custom code?
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- Is it possible to embed other types of forms in Webflow besides Tripetto?
