The Header Block in Form Builder allows users to create professional, branded headers for their forms by combining logos, images, and formatted text. This feature enables departments to maintain consistent branding across all inspection forms, permits, invoicing and fire investigation documentation while providing clear identification and context for each form.
The Header Block is a fundamental formatting element in Form Builder that appears at the top of forms to establish visual hierarchy and provide essential information. It's commonly used to display department logos, form titles, contact information, and other identifying elements. This block type is available across Inspections, Permits, Invoicing and Fire Investigation modules, ensuring consistency in documentation presentation across all department functions.
Users must have Form Builder permissions enabled in their user profile to create, edit, and configure Header Blocks. Specific permissions required:
Q: My logo appears distorted or too large. How can I fix this? A: Resize your image file before uploading, ensuring it meets recommended dimensions. Use image editing software to maintain proper aspect ratio.
Q: Can I use different header styles on the same form? A: Each form should have one primary header block, but you can add multiple text blocks with header formatting throughout the form as needed.
Q: The header formatting doesn't appear when I print the form. What's wrong? A: Check your browser print settings and ensure "Print backgrounds" or "Print graphics" is enabled. Some formatting may not translate to printed versions.
Q: How do I copy a header design to other forms? A: Currently, headers must be recreated for each form. Consider creating a template form with your standard header that can be duplicated.