Use this code example to include a div with a class attribute.

add_filter('frm_allowed_form_input_html', 'add_div_form_input_html');
function add_div_form_input_html( $allowed_html ) {
	if ( ! isset( $allowed_html['div'] ) ) {
		$allowed_html['div'] = array();
	}
	$allowed_html['div']['class'] = true;
	return $allowed_html;
}

Use this code example to add more tag types, such as h2, h6, multiple div attributes, and an anchor tag.

Disclaimer: It's important to note that permitting anchor tags from untrusted user input can pose a security risk. While we advise against it, there may be situations where it might be necessary for backward compatibility.

add_filter('frm_allowed_form_input_html', 'allowed_form_input_html');
function allowed_form_input_html( $allowed_html ) {
	$allowed_html['h2'] = array();
	$allowed_html['h6'] = array();
	if ( ! isset( $allowed_html['div'] ) ) {
		$allowed_html['div'] = array();
	}
	$allowed_html['div']['style'] = true;
	$allowed_html['div']['class'] = true;
	if ( ! isset( $allowed_html['a'] ) ) {
		$allowed_html['a'] = array();
	}
	$allowed_html['a']['href']   = true;
	$allowed_html['a']['target'] = true;
	$allowed_html['a']['rel']    = true;
	return $allowed_html;
}