This page covers the significance of customizing form titles, including their purpose, functionality during tasks, default behaviors, character limits, customization options for different forms, and methods for previewing user appearances.
The form title is a customizable label that you assign to a form, allowing you to display different titles based on the tasks the user is performing. The form title appears at the top of the form, providing a clear and relevant heading.
Customizing form titles allows you to display different titles for your forms based on the specific task a user is performing, such as adding a record or editing an existing one.
During different tasks, the form title can be tailored to show relevant information. For example, you can have a distinct title when a user is adding a record and a separate title when a user is editing an existing record.
By default, the form title displayed while adding or editing a record is the same as the form name itself.
If you rename the form using the Rename option and you haven't configured custom form titles, the new form name will replace the titles for adding and editing records. However, if you've set custom titles, renaming the form won't affect those custom titles.
Yes, custom form titles can have a maximum of 50 characters, and they cannot be left empty.
Can I use different form titles for different forms?
Yes, you can customize form titles for different forms individually. Each form can have its own unique titles for adding and editing records.
To set custom form titles:
- Open the form builder.
- Click the Properties icon in the top-right corner.
- Navigate to Appearance > Form Title.
- Enter the desired titles in the While adding record and While editing record fields.
While there might not be a direct preview, once you set the custom form titles, users will see these titles when they interact with the form, either when adding or editing records.
- Understand custom form title
- Set custom form title