Style a form and set confirmation text

Use Form Design to make the public form match the experience around it and to explain what happens after a response is saved.

Update the appearance

1. Open the form in the Form Editor and go to Form Design.

2. Select Upload Logo to add a logo, or Remove Logo when the existing logo should no longer appear.

3. Choose Background Color, Primary Text Color, and Secondary Text Color.

4. Choose Primary Font for field headings and intro text, and Secondary Font for helper text.

The current editor shows the colors as swatches with their hex values. The public page uses these settings for its form content.

Set the public messages

• Enter Intro Text for the text before the questions.

• Enter Submit button text when the button should use a label other than Submit. Leave it blank to use Submit.

• Enter Redirect on submit when visitors should be sent to a site address after their answers are saved. Leave it blank to show the confirmation page.

• Enter Confirmation Text for the message shown after a successful submission.

• Enter Email Confirmation Text for the client confirmation sent when the form collects a primary email address through Contact Details.

These messages appear in different places. Confirmation Text is on the public page; Email Confirmation Text is in the client email. FlowerBuddy uses a standard confirmation message when no custom email text has been saved. Editing the message does not enable or disable email sending. The florist also receives a submission notification, separate from this client message.

The editor saves each setting as you finish changing its field.

The design controls are grouped together above the form fields.