Like wufoo, is there a work-around to creating field rules?
Eg) User selects option A from Select field A. Option A changes available parameters of Select field B
Example)
If this is not possible, can anyone recommend a form builder that I can implement in webflow and easily customize the css of? I like the design of my form and I’d hate to sacrifice it to rudimentary fields with little design control
great question @Jono_Hislop At this time you cannot create field rules in Webflow forms. Our forms are very basic and only capture data. If you need more complex forms, using a third-party like WuFoo would be a better option.
You can also have custom code detect value changes and change the visibility of other fields. Add all the required fields on the page, then I can help you with the custom code if you contact me here.
Thanks Pixelgeek, good to know.
Do you know if its easy enough to create a basic form (with no styling) in wufoo, and then bring it into webflow and customize the style of the fields inside of webflow?
PS: I’ve always found your videos to be very helpful. You’ve got good presentation skills
Just to add, I’d recommend Jotform instead of Wufoo. I’ve used both and Jotform’s designer is really amazing. Jotform also allows you to have numerous (practically unlimited) “Columns”. I know Wufoo allows for columns as well, but you have to do it with css in the admin. It’s not as intuitive, you have to type in “two-third, one-fourth, etc”. It’s kind of annoying after a while. It works but not as easy.
Everything else is much better in Jotform. And honestly, these two are the absolute best, by far! I’ve tried them all and haven’t found a better CSS editor - than these two. Jotform is actually a full css editor you can see the css effects side by side while you adding it. There’s two panels - css is on the right and form elements sit on left. It’s pretty sweet designer for only $19/mo. Just adding an option for ya.
