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Pages (Steps)

A form in Lime Forms is made up of one or more steps. Each step is a separate page that the end user navigates through. Single-step forms show everything at once; multi-step forms guide the end user through the content one step at a time.

Adding steps

In the form editor, click Add step to append a new step to the form. Each step has its own:

  • Heading — displayed to the end user at the top of the step
  • Description — optional introductory text shown below the heading
  • Fields — the inputs shown on that step

Steps can be reordered by dragging them in the editor.

By default, the end user moves through steps in the order they are defined. You can override the next step dynamically using conditional logic, which allows branching based on field values.

Progress Bar

Enable Show progress bar in the form settings to display a progress indicator to the end user as they move through steps. The bar reflects how far through the form they are.

Step Templates

A step can be marked as Available as template. Template steps can be reused when building other forms, making it easy to standardise common sections (e.g. contact details or consent blocks) across multiple forms.