Page Content Sections - Form Section
The Form Section places one of your existing Forms directly onto a page. This section is a placement tool — it doesn't build the form itself. The form's fields, headline, instructions, notifications, redirect behavior, and payment settings are all managed on the form record, not here.
Adding one to a page
- Create and configure the form in Forms first.
- Open the page and add a Form Section in the content area.
- Enter a Section Title (internal only).
- Select the form from the Form dropdown (only active forms appear).
- Make sure Active is on.
- Save.
If the form you want isn't in the dropdown, check its Active setting in Forms.
What visitors see
The form appears with its configured headline and instructions above the fields. On Landing pages, it sits in a centered container. On Default pages, it fills the normal content area. Visitors see validation messages, success/error feedback, and payment steps (when configured) as part of the form experience.
Anyone who can view the page can see the form — this section doesn't have its own access settings.
Important details
- If a form is later made inactive, visitors won't be able to use it from this section.
- Most of the visible content and behavior comes from the form's own setup, not from the page section.
- Spam protection is built into form rendering automatically.
Tips
- Give forms clear names so they're easy to find in the dropdown.
- Add a Simple Text Section above the form when visitors need additional context.
- Test the form (including any payment flow) before linking it to an important public page.
Related topics
- Forms - Create and manage forms.
- Pages - Page and section management.
- Simple Text Section - Add context above a form.