Rich Text

Rich Text fields are textarea fields that use the WordPress rich text editor. This allows user to easily add bold text, links, ordered lists, blockquotes, etc.

Standard field options

A Rich Text field has the following standard options:

• Field type
• Required
• Unique
• Field key
• CSS layout classes
• Label position
• Field size
• Visibility
• Conditional logic

Default values and field icons

You may add a default value to a Rich Text field by typing the value into the field on the form builder page.

Field action icons allows you to duplicate, delete, and/or move a field on the form builder page. See the field action icons article for more information.

Display Rich Text fields

Display the value submitted in a Rich Text field in a form's confirmation message, email, or View.

Shortcode options

• Display text: Display the submitted text. Paragraph tags will be added automatically.

  [x]

  Replace x with the ID or key of the Rich Text field.

• Text without paragraph tags: Display the submitted text without automatically adding paragraph tags.

  [x wpautop=0]

  Replace x with the ID or key of the Rich Text field.

• Truncate: Truncates text to the specified number of characters. By default, a link is appended to the end of the text. You can use the following parameters to modify or remove this link.

  [x truncate=40]

  Replace x with the ID or key of the Rich Text field and replace '40' with the number of characters you would like to display.

  • More text: By default, this link will be "..." but can be changed with the parameter below. If this shortcode is inserted in a Dynamic View, the link will go to the detail page. Otherwise, it will show the full text in-place.

    [x truncate=100 more_text="Read More"]

    Replace x with the ID or key of the Rich Text field and replace '100' with the number of characters you would like to display.

  • No Link: By default, when truncating text, there will be a link to show the remaining text. To remove this link, use the following shortcode. Please note, the no_link parameter requires the truncate parameter to also be used.

    [x truncate=100 no_link=1]

• Remove links: Remove links from text.

  [x links=0]

  Replace x with the ID or key of the Rich Text field.

• Remove HTML: Removes all HTML from the displayed text.

  [x striphtml=1]

  Replace x with the ID or key of the Rich Text field.

Limitation

When displaying the value submitted in a Rich text field using the truncate parameter, the HTML needs to be stripped to avoid cutting in the middle of an HTML tag.

Related developer hooks

• Require a minimum, maximum, or range of words (or characters) with the frm_validate_field_entry hook.
• Change the options for the TinyMCE editor, like having an Add Media button, with the frm_rte_options hook.