Form Maker February 2019 Update: UI/UX, New Functionality, Bug Fixes
Good news, Form Maker users! We’ve made some important updates and now the plugin is even better than it was. Here are the key points:
- UI/UX updates
The biggest change is that now you can just drag a form field next to another and create a new column. Previously, having two form fields next to each other in a form was much trickier. Now you can just drag-and-drop not only fields, but also columns and pages.
- Revisions functionality
After you’ve made a change to a form, you can now view the change, as well as the full history revisions by clicking “Revisions” to the left of “Update” button in “Forms” submenu.
- Tab updates
The menu tabs after you click on a Form are now more convenient: you can find “Email Options” as a separate tab, the page “Form Options” is now a new tab called “Settings,” selecting a theme is now in the “Appearance” tab.
- Bug fixes
A bunch of bugs are now fixed – for example, issues with addon settings for duplicate forms or with styles for rtl languages. You can find the full list in the changelog of the plugin.
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