Form Builder - Raw HTML Block
Purpose
- The purpose of this Knowledge Base Article is demonstrate how to add a Raw HTML Block using the Form Builder.
- These instructions apply to the Raw HTML Block in Form Builder for the following Modules: Inspections, Permits, Invoicing, and Fire Investigation.
Video
Instructions
1. Create a new form or select edit to edit an existing form.
2. Mouse over in the left margin at the current block and select the + sign to add a Raw HTML Block under the current Block.
3. Select Raw HTML from the dropdown menu.
4. Enter or copy/paste your raw HTML code.
5. Select Tune to move up and down, or delete (select the X 2 times).
6. Example of a Form with Raw HTML printed.
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