Form Headline component
in Common Forms

creates a headline for your forms

  • add an image
  • add a headline
  • add a sub-headline

The Form Headline component is used to create a headline inside a Form component.

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Introduction

The Form Headline component is used to create a headline for any form. It can contain an image, a headline and a sub-headline. 

Glossary:

Example:

Display in Form Reference

Headline

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Display in Modal Overlay

Display & Usage

Display Mode

The Form Headline can be configured to in addition to the headline have an image and a sub-headline, but both are optional:

Headline

Just the headline that is mandatory

Headline & Sub-headline

The headline that is mandatory and the sub-headline that is optional

Headline & Image

The headline that is mandatory and the image that is optional

Headline & Sub-headline & Image

The headline that is mandatory and the sub-headline and image that are optional

Component settings

The Date component is available in the Common Forms component group in a Modal Content template.

tab: General

Editorial hint:

BB Codes  

Since there is no Rich Text Editor for writing the textual content of the component, it is helpful to use BB Codes for styling. You can insert a line break or simply make some text bold, italic or red.

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