Forms Manager: The is the 'overview' screen where you manage the forms you've created. From here you can choose to...

• Create a new form
• Edit one of your saved forms (e.g., to add or modify fields)
• Delete one of your saved forms
• Preview your saved forms (i.e., so you can get a quick visual to make sure it's the right one before clicking the edit button)

Add/Edit Fields: This is the real heart of the web forms feature, where you actually build and edit your form and its fields.

• Add, modify, remove, and reorder the fields whenever you want (i.e., you can come back later and make more changes even after you've placed the form on a site page).
• All the standard field types like text boxes, drop-down menus, radio/checkbox option groups, and comment boxes.
• Add File Upload so visitors can send you files. Note: We recommend that you only allow registered members to access forms with File Upload fields in them.
• Special behavior options for each field type (e.g., whether a field should be required, which check box in a set should be checked by default).
• Control styles for each individual field (e.g., whether label should be displayed next to or above field, whether to list radio options vertically or horizontally).

Form Styles: This is a tab within the Add/Edit Fields screen with options you can use to control the look & feel of your form on the whole (vs. the look & feel of a specific field).

• Form Body styles - Set width, border, padding, margin, and background color of the form itself (e.g., setting a border here would put a border around the entire form)
• Field Label styles- Control the font, style, position, and alignment of your field labels.
• Submit Button styles - What should the submit button for your form look like? What should it say? Where should it appear?

Place Form on Page: When you drag-and-drop the "Forms" icon onto a site page via the Page Editor, a dialog appears with options you can use to define what happens when a visitor submits your form.

• Email the visitor's data to one or more email address
• Store the visitor's info in a data table that you can download and import as a spreadsheet (and/or use as list for eNewlsetter campaigns).
• Redirect site visitor to a "Thank You page" of your choosing after they submit the form.
• Send visitors a response right away with a custom auto-reply message
• Web developer note: You can upload and use your own fully-custom html forms if you want to.
• Aside from the forms you create yourself, generic 'contact us' and 'newsletter signup' forms also come pre-installed to get you started.