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You can add checkboxes or multiple choice questions or let your guests write you an entire paragraph in the Signup form.

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Updated over 3 weeks ago

Add a row, checkboxes, multiple choice questions or let your guests write you an entire paragraph in the Signup form, by following these steps:

  1. Click on `Pages`

  2. Click on `Forms`

  3. Click on your form under Signup forms

  4. Click on `Add new question`

  5. Choose the type of field you want bar of icons.

  6. Fill in Title and if you want to, a Description

  7. Click on `Save`

  8. Click on `Preview` to preview your form.

Forms in emails

When an email with a form goes out to recipients, only the first question will be shown in the email. When recipients click on the first question the full form will open up.

Different types of choices and fields for your Signup form

You can design the Signup form depending on what answers you need to collect from your attendees. Here are the different types of choices and fields that you can add in your Signup form:

Choices of ways to answer questions in the Signup form

  • Title: is a choice that applies if you only want to add information.
    ​Text: a short written answer.

  • Textarea: resembles the Text option in that you write your answer, but this type allows for it to be longer.

  • Radio: lets you pick one of several visible options.

  • Checkbox is also a multiple-choice answer, but you can select multiple alternatives here.

  • Select: This is just a different kind of multiple-choice list where your answer remains the only one that is visible.

  • Country: is a dropdown list with countries as a preselected answer.

  • Rating: lets you rate you experience on a 1-5 scale

  • Linked section: A section and its fields will only be opened based on answers from other fields

Fields where you add questions and information to each part of the Signup form

  • Title: is a headline, which can be used to specify what kind of question it is.

  • Description: can either be used to pose the question or, if you used the title for that, you could elaborate on it, or give additional information.

  • Under description, there's a box named Required you can check to make the question mandatory to answer.

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