Add a banner within your form
Highlight disclaimers, warnings, or key benefits. Give respondents a quick heads-up or flag invalid input.
How to add a banner to your form
On the left-hand panel of your form, select
Banner
or drag and drop the field anywhere on your form.
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Note: This help article does not refer to header banners, but rather to banners you can add in your form's body.
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Click the
settings icon
to change its color and icon. The right-hand panel will appear where you can select the appropriate banner type.
Show banners only when necessary
Click the bannerโs
settings icon
. Under Logic, Set conditional logic
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+ Add condition
to select the relevant question and answer. For this example, we will show the warning banner only when guests are interested in swimming.
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Take note that default is set to
Show when
and equals, which means a banner will appear when a certain option is selected. Alternatively, you can conditionally hide fields and add condition groups. Where you can use a form banner
Inform respondents of policies, rules, and potential dangers
Banners are a great way to call attention to crucial information and relevant to what a guest or participant will be doing. This gives respondents a better idea of what to expect out of their experience.
Excite customers and clients with exclusive deals and new features
You can use a banner to draw a respondentโs focus to a particular service or subscription.
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