Adding an HTML field to a WPForms form
Posted: Sat Apr 19, 2025 7:15 am
The Use Template button in WPForms
This starts the module builder.
Now, all the customization tools are located in the left panel and the live preview of the form is on the right side of the screen.
On this page, you can use the drag-and-drop feature to add elements from the customization panel to the live preview. You can also use the feature to move fields in the live preview.
Let’s try adding the HTML field to the form. Simply scroll down the left panel and drag “HTML” to the form.
After inserting the HTML field, you can click on it to open the customization options. Here, the first thing netherlands telemarketing data to do is to fill in the “Label” of the field. You can also leave it blank.
Then, you will insert your custom HTML code into the “Code” field.
To create a tooltip, you can use the '<span>' function or simply copy the following code and paste it into the 'Code' field:
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This is just a code example, so feel free to modify our copy to better suit your needs.
Note: Keep in mind that if you want to directly add users to your mailing list, you will need to integrate the form with an email marketing provider. To do this, check out our guide on how to use a contact form to grow your mailing list in WordPress .
This starts the module builder.
Now, all the customization tools are located in the left panel and the live preview of the form is on the right side of the screen.
On this page, you can use the drag-and-drop feature to add elements from the customization panel to the live preview. You can also use the feature to move fields in the live preview.
Let’s try adding the HTML field to the form. Simply scroll down the left panel and drag “HTML” to the form.
After inserting the HTML field, you can click on it to open the customization options. Here, the first thing netherlands telemarketing data to do is to fill in the “Label” of the field. You can also leave it blank.
Then, you will insert your custom HTML code into the “Code” field.
To create a tooltip, you can use the '<span>' function or simply copy the following code and paste it into the 'Code' field:
Hosted with by WPCode
1-Click Use in WordPress
This is just a code example, so feel free to modify our copy to better suit your needs.
Note: Keep in mind that if you want to directly add users to your mailing list, you will need to integrate the form with an email marketing provider. To do this, check out our guide on how to use a contact form to grow your mailing list in WordPress .