Modal Content template

template to create a form

  • content template for all forms
  • designated Common Forms components group

Template used to create all forms or leads. It contains the designated Common Forms component group and is available as child page of a Lead Configuration Page under the /configuration node.

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Introduction

The Modal Content template is solely used to create the form content. It provides the Common Forms component group that contains designated components for form content. Besides these components, all other Common components are available.

The template is available as child page of the Lead Configuration Page template under the /configuration node.

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Display & Usage

The Modal Content template only consists of a main content area and therefore does not privide the possibility to add a Header or Footer, nor a link to the Teaser Configuration page. Its display is defined by the Form component, which acts as the main configuration component of the Modal Content Page.

It is used to create every step of a form (for each step one single page), including the Thank You Page. It also serves as the referenced form in the Form Reference component.

Please see the following pages for more information about the features the Modal Content templates provides and to find out about related topics. An overview of all relevant information about forms can be found on the Leads & Forms feature help page.

Available components

The desigated components in the Common Forms components group are specifically used to create the content of a form.

Besides this designated comopnet group, all Standard Content Page components are available for usage as well. Just be aware that not all of these components are adjusted to be used in a form. So please use the components with caution.

Please see the Standard Content Template help page for more information about all other available components.

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