When the end user types or selects content in the control, the placeholder formatting will disappear and the content will take the styling of that line in your document.Īdding Editing Restrictions/Protection to Your Template Adding a highlight or some distinctive styling to the placeholder will make it more visible in your document. When formatting control placeholder text, keep in mind that the default styling of that placeholder may not make it easy to immediately identify as a form control. To change the Properties of the control, click " Properties".Įach control has options that can be accessed by clicking "Properties" with the control you want to modify selected.įor example, this is how you will add options to a Dropdown Selection Control or specify the date format displayed when using the Date Picker Control.Įxample #1 - Rich Text Content Control Propertiesįorm Control with Default Placeholder Text and No Formatting - Design Mode Onįorm Control Formatted with Custom Placeholder Text - Design Mode Onįorm Control Formatted with Custom Placeholder Text - Design Mode Off To change the default placeholder text on the control ("Click here to enter text" in the above example) click " Design Mode". To add a form control to your template, click in the document where you want the control to go, then click on the icon for the control that you want to add. Plain Text Content Control - The end user will NOT be able to format the text entered in this text area.Ĭombo/Dropdown Selection Control - Options can be added to this control for users to select from.ĭate Picker - Brings up a mini calendar to choose a date from. Rich Text Content Control - The end user will be able to format the text entered in this text area.
On the "Developer" tab 1 , in the "Controls" group 2 are a number of available form control fields.