Well, I think you would need editor elements like those already used in some website builders (or, for example, in the CSS tool InTab) to be able to set and adjust the form fields, typo and labels, positions, spacing, borders, radius, colors, etc. here without code.
Unfortunately, this is currently only possible using your own CSS after you have found and overwritten all the relevant classes (which is certainly not possible for some users).
Until such an editor element is implemented, you could at least design and make available many more attractive and state-of-the-art form themes.
I hope that OpnForm opens up even more in this direction and makes it easier for users to create attractive forms on the one hand and to customize them so that the form design fits perfectly into the design of the embedded website on the other...
Julien
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Mar 12, 2024
Hey, can you share a bit more details about how you'd see this working?
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Timo
Mar 13, 2024
Well, I think you would need editor elements like those already used in some website builders (or, for example, in the CSS tool InTab) to be able to set and adjust the form fields, typo and labels, positions, spacing, borders, radius, colors, etc. here without code.
Unfortunately, this is currently only possible using your own CSS after you have found and overwritten all the relevant classes (which is certainly not possible for some users).
Until such an editor element is implemented, you could at least design and make available many more attractive and state-of-the-art form themes.
This feedback already shows that design plays a major role for many: https://feedback.opnform.com/p/ui-and-ux-updates
I hope that OpnForm opens up even more in this direction and makes it easier for users to create attractive forms on the one hand and to customize them so that the form design fits perfectly into the design of the embedded website on the other...
Julien
Mar 12, 2024
Hey, can you share a bit more details about how you'd see this working?