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Create forms with multiple fields in a row

Last Update: April 18, 2024

By default, every field in a form has its own row. However, in many cases you may want to create more compact, neater looking forms. In the example below, we’ll create a form that will collect visitor’s first and last names in separate fields but on the same row. 

  1. Create a form. For more details, see Form Widget.
  2. Delete all fields except the Name field.
    image 95 Create forms with multiple fields in a row 1
  3. Click the Name field to open it.
  4. Change the Label to First Name.
    image 96 Create forms with multiple fields in a row 3
  5. Change the Column Width to 50%.
    image 97 Create forms with multiple fields in a row 5
  6. In the panel, click the copy OQDI8Lo7NyfaVBZRF1COXpSUu7SHbL9BEAVbDpTQJoZkrsW1s62WGSsCthAP7e1lp0V qBJC3i5kz 1iH oaFXsPYfEhAVjTbhhVClQoddG Iv6AGM9uVxrNGeB6qv6 9m871BVJqfH1W JvICB2g Create forms with multiple fields in a row 7 icon to duplicate the name field. 
    image 98 Create forms with multiple fields in a row 9
  7. Click the new field to open it.
  8. Change the Label to Last Name.
    image 99 Create forms with multiple fields in a row 11

The Column Width will already be at 50% since it is a copy of the First name field. The form now has two fields – First Name and Last Name – on one row.

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