HTML

The HTML element inserts custom HTML content into the form, edited via the built-in Jodit rich text editor. This element does not accept user input; it only displays content.

Basic

Basic settings define the element's core properties.

Label

The label text shown above or beside the field (depending on the Label position setting). It also:

• Helps identify the field in the admin interface
• Appears as a heading in the form preview panel on the right

Unique Name

The internal identifier for this element. The name is auto-generated by default, but you can edit it manually. Naming rules:

• Lowercase letters, numbers, and underscores only
• Must start with a letter

HTML content

Use the built-in Jodit rich text editor to author the HTML content. The editor provides full rich text features:

Text formatting

Feature	Description
Bold	Bold text
Italic	Italic text
Underline	Underlined text
Strikethrough	Struck-through text
Clear Formatting	Removes all formatting from the selected text

Paragraphs and lists

Feature	Description
Unordered List	Insert a bulleted list
Ordered List	Insert a numbered list
Paragraph	Set block formats such as paragraphs and headings
Line height	Adjust text line spacing

Insert content

Feature	Description
Horizontal Line	Insert a horizontal divider
Table	Insert a table
Link	Insert a hyperlink

Typography and styles

Feature	Description
Superscript	Superscript text
Subscript	Subscript text
Align	Left, center, right alignment, etc.
Brush	Set text color and background color

Source editing

Feature	Description
Source	Switch to HTML source mode to edit the code directly

Source mode

Click Source in the top-right corner of the editor to switch to HTML source mode, where you can write and modify HTML directly. This is useful when you need precise control of the HTML structure or want to insert custom code (such as embedded videos or special styles).

Non-interactive element

The HTML element produces no submission data; it only displays content in the form. It is commonly used for explanatory text, divider lines, headings, images, or custom HTML code.

Styles

Label position

Controls where the label appears. Available options:

• Inherit: Uses the global configuration in Form style settings
• Vertical: Label above the content
• Horizontal: Label to the left of the content
• Hidden: Label hidden

Logic

Enable conditional logic

When enabled, configure rules to show or hide this element based on the user's input in other fields.

Rule match mode

After enabling conditional logic, first choose the match mode:

• Match any condition (any): The element shows/hides when any single rule is satisfied
• Match all conditions (all): The element shows/hides only when all rules are satisfied

Configure rules

Each rule has three parts:

Part	Description
Field	Pick a target field from the dropdown (shows the field's Label)
Operator	The comparison condition
Value	The target value to compare against

Supported operators

Operator	Description
is	Triggers when the field value equals the specified value
is not	Triggers when the field value does not equal the specified value
is empty	Triggers when the field value is empty
is not empty	Triggers when the field value is not empty

Add and manage rules

• Click Add logic rule to add a new rule
• Click the 🗑 button on the right of a rule to delete it
• Click the ＋ button to add more match conditions

Example

For example, show a piece of VIP-only explanatory content only when the user selects "VIP" in "Member type":

• Match mode: Match any condition
• Field: Member type
• Operator: is
• Value: VIP

Data

Show in email

Controls whether this field's HTML content appears in the email notifications (enabled by default). When disabled, the field's content is excluded from the submission email.

Advanced

Unique ID

The element's unique ID, auto-generated by the system. Read-only.

No validators or filters

The HTML element does not accept user input, so it has no validators or filters.

Next steps

• Hidden — Hidden field
• Form settings — Configure form styles and notifications