Summary
The Submit Button lets a user submit the form. The submit button is automatically included on any new form. Submit button settings are available under the Field Settings tab when the submit button element is in focus within the form editor.
General Settings
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Submit Input Type | Select whether you would like to use Text or Image for the form’s submit button element. |
| Submit Button Text | Enter the text to appear as the button text. |
| Submit Image Alt Text | Enter the Alt text that describes the image. |
| Submit Button Image URL | Enter the full URL of the image to be used for the button. |
Appearance Settings
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Submit Button Width | Select the width of the submit button element. Auto will set the width to match that of the button text. Fill Container will set the width to fill 100% of the container. |
| Submit Button Location | Select where the submit button should be located. At the end of the form, the submit button will be placed in a new row after all form fields. The end of the last row will place the submit button at the bottom of the form, filling the remaining space left by field columns. |
Positioning
When set to fill the container and positioned at the end of the last row, the submit button’s behavior depends on the fields in your form. If you add a full-width field (such as a section field), the submit button will move to its own row. If you then add a non-full-width field, it will be placed in a row with the submit button. On multi-page forms (when a page field is present), the submit button automatically reverts to auto-width and end-of-form positioning; you’ll see a notification of this change. The submit button cannot be placed inline with other content on a multi-page form.
Conditional Logic
This option lets you create rules that dynamically display or hide the submit button based on values in a field. Refer to this article for more on conditional logic.
Note: Hiding the submit button can cause usability issues and negatively affect your form’s accessibility.
Notes
Prior to Gravity Forms version 2.6, the submit button settings were located within Form Settings.
