The Email element is a form element that lets the user enter an email address.
The Email element is a form element that lets the user enter an email address.
Sets the label of the element.
The unique element identifier is displayed here, you may need this for advanced usage.
Sets description text to display below the field.
Sets the placeholder text, which is text inside the field that is visible before the user enters a value.
Choose icons to display on the left or right side of the field.
Add validators to the element which checks whether the data entered by the user is valid and displays an error message if it’s not valid. Available validators for this element are listed below.
Choose where to display the label relative to the field. “Inherit” means that the label position will be inherited from the global form settings.
Choose icons to display on the left or right side of the field. “Inherit” means that the icon position will be inherited from the global form settings.
Enable or disable the conditional logic for this element.
Add a logic rule to this element by clicking Add logic rule, then choose the element, operator and value that will trigger the rule.
Sets the default value of the element, which is the value that the field has when the form is first displayed.
Enable or disable the dynamic default value for this element.This option allows the field value to be set from a URL parameter.
Sets the name of the parameter to use as the source of the dynamic default value.
Sets the maximum allowed length of the submitted value, the user will not be able to enter more than this number of characters into the field.
Sets the field to be read only, meaning the user cannot change the value of the field.
If enabled, the submitted element data will be shown in the default notification email.
The unique element identifier is displayed here, you may need this for advanced usage.
Add filters to the element which strip unwanted characters from the submitted data. Available filters for this element are listed below.