How can I set up multiple forms on a landing page in Webflow without creating new columns?
Creating multiple forms on a single landing page can be a great way to gather information from your visitors without cluttering the layout or creating multiple columns. In Webflow, you can set up multiple forms on a landing page using a combination of form elements and interactions. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to achieve this:
Plan your layout: Before you start, decide where you want to place each form on your landing page. Consider elements such as spacing, alignment, and responsiveness.
Add form elements: In Webflow, add a form element for each form you want to create. To do this, drag and drop the "Form" component from the Elements panel onto your canvas.
Customize the form fields: Double-click on each form element to open its settings. Customize the form fields based on the information you want to collect. You can add or remove fields, change labels, and set required fields.
Give each form a unique name: In the Form settings panel, give each form a unique "Form name". This is important to differentiate between forms when creating interactions later on.
Style the forms: Apply custom styles to the forms to match your landing page design. You can change the background color, font styles, field borders, and more using the Style panel.
Add interactions: To show/hide each form when needed, you'll need to use interactions. Select the element that triggers the form's display (e.g., a button), and add an interaction to it. Choose the appropriate trigger (such as a click or hover), and set the action to show or hide the respective form.
Create interactions for form submission: Each form element has a default "Submit" button. You can customize and style these buttons to match your landing page design. Additionally, you can create interactions to display a success message or redirect users to a different page after form submission.
Set up form actions: Lastly, you'll need to configure the form actions to send the submitted data to your desired destination. In the Form settings panel, specify the URL or use Webflow's built-in form submission handlers to send the data to your email or external service.
By following these steps, you can easily set up multiple forms on a landing page in Webflow without the need to create new columns. This approach not only helps in organizing the form elements but also ensures a seamless user experience for your visitors.
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