Text input fields are the cornerstone of most online forms, allowing you to capture a wide array of textual information from your users. Formora offers several specialized text input types to ensure data is collected in the correct format and context.

This guide details each text-based input field, their unique properties, and common use cases.

For general properties applicable to most fields (like Label, Placeholder, Help Text, Required, Conditional Logic), please refer to the main Field Properties page.

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Available Text Input Fields

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Common Properties for Text Inputs

Remember, all these text input fields also support standard field properties such as:

  • Label: The title of the field displayed to the user.
  • Placeholder Text: Hint text within the field before the user types.
  • Help Text/Description: Additional guidance below the field.
  • Required: Marks the field as mandatory for submission.
  • Read-Only: Prevents user input, displaying a pre-set value.
  • Default Value: Pre-fills the field with specified text.
  • Conditional Logic: Show or hide the field based on other form inputs.

For a comprehensive guide on these common settings, please visit the Field Properties page.

By understanding and utilizing these specialized text input fields, you can create more intuitive and effective forms that capture data accurately. Next, explore Numerical Inputs to see how Formora handles number-based data.