Forms 2.0 - Content Block
caution
This page is preliminary and subject to change as Forms 2.0 continues to be developed.
Displays non-interactive content on the form - it has nothing for the user to fill in.
Adding a Content Block
Drag the Content Block tile from the field palette onto the Canvas - see Build for more on adding and arranging fields in general.
Parameters
Only Content Block-specific parameters are listed below. See Common Field Settings for the settings shared with other field types.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Authoring Type | Plain or Rich. Plain gives you a text area in the Form Builder that renders as plain text on the form; Rich gives you a rich text editor in the Form Builder that renders as HTML on the form. |
| Content | The content the field displays, edited as plain text or rich text depending on Authoring Type. Supports Tokens, so you can pull content from various sources such as a user profile. |
Common settings that apply to Content Block
A Content Block supports these Common Field Settings:
- General (Label and Name only - Content Block does not support Hint)
- Active
- Visibility settings
Content Block does not support Enabled settings, Field Automations, or Field Validators, since it has no user-editable value.
Tokens
A Content Block does not return a token - it only displays content and has nothing for the user to submit.