Form Settings
Each form has a set of settings that control how it looks, how submissions are handled, and who can access it. These are found in the Settings panel in the form editor.
Appearance
Primary color — Sets the accent colour used for buttons and interactive elements in the form. Accepts a hex colour value.
Custom CSS — Inject CSS that applies only to this form. Useful for minor visual tweaks without affecting other forms.
Custom JavaScript — Inject JavaScript that runs when the form loads. Use with care.
Show progress bar — Displays a step indicator to the end user when navigating a multi-step form.
Submission Handling
Store submissions — When enabled, form submissions are saved and viewable in the admin interface. Disable this if you do not want submission data stored, for example for privacy reasons.
Store submissions for (days) — Sets how long submissions are kept before being automatically deleted. Only relevant when Store submissions is enabled.
Skip confirmation page — After submitting, the end user is taken directly to the success state without seeing a summary of their answers.
Require confirmation — Forces the end user to review and confirm their answers before final submission.
Confirmation page content — Custom HTML content shown on the confirmation/summary page.
Redirect After Submission
Redirect after submission — When enabled, the end user is redirected to a URL of your choice after a successful submission instead of seeing the default success message.
Redirect URL — The URL the end user is sent to after submitting.
Include form data in redirect — Appends the submitted field values as query parameters to the redirect URL. This allows the receiving page to read and use the submitted data.
Success Message
Success message — Custom text shown to the end user after a successful submission when no redirect is configured.
Security
Password protect — Requires the end user to enter a password before they can access the form.
Domain whitelist — Restricts access to the form so it can only be loaded from specific domains. Enter domains as a comma-separated list. Useful when embedding the form on a specific website.
Disable search engine indexing — Adds a noindex meta tag to the form page, preventing search engines from indexing it.
Google reCAPTCHA — Enables invisible reCAPTCHA v3 bot protection on the form. Requires the Google reCAPTCHA integration to be configured.
Electronic signatures
Lime Forms supports requiring an electronic signature as part of the form flow. Two options are available, depending on which integration is configured:
Sign before submit — the end user signs the form with an electronic ID after completing it, before the submission is processed. Supported by both BankID and Lime Signatures.
Unlock form with BankID — the end user must authenticate with BankID before they can see the form at all. Supported by BankID only.
Both options require the relevant integration to be configured first.
Publishing
Published — Controls whether the form is publicly accessible. Unpublished forms can only be viewed by logged-in users.