How to Use the Page Break Field

The Page Break + Logic Jumps field allows you to:

  1. Create multi-page forms and organize content into meaningful sections.
  2. Build functional landing pages that can also include forms.
  3. Set up logic jumps for conditional form flows.
  4. Add submit buttons at specific points in a multi-page form.

Page Breaks and Logic Jumps are closely connected. Logic Jumps only work in multi-page forms, which is why the field is called Page Break + Logic Jumps. However, you can use page breaks on their own to simply structure longer forms.

When you add a Page Break field, you define where one page ends and the next begins.

How to create a multi-page form

  1. Plan the structure of your form and decide where page breaks make sense.
  2. Add and customize the required fields.
  3. Insert Page Break + Logic Jumps fields to split the form into pages.
  4. Adjust the navigation button text as needed.
    • The first page break (between Page 1 and Page 2) only has a Continue button.
    • All following page breaks include both Continue and Go Back buttons.

When should I hide navigation buttons?

In the Page Break field settings, you’ll find the Hide Buttons and Hide “Go Back” Button toggles. Enabling it removes navigation buttons, preventing users from moving forward or backward. This option is especially useful when:

  • Creating a landing page with static sections.
  • Designing an Instagram bio page or similar single-page experience.

How to set Submit buttons on the Page Break field

By default, the Submit button is located at the very bottom of the form and its position cannot be changed.

However, in multi-page forms you may want additional submit buttons at specific points. This is possible by configuring a Page Break field to act as a submit action.

To set this up:

  1. Add a Page Break field where you want the submit button.
  2. Open the Settings panel (click the green cog on the toolbar).
  3. Toggle Logic Jumps ON.
  4. In the Preset section, choose Submit the Form.
  5. Rename the Continue button to Submit (or another label that fits your form).

This way, your form can have multiple submit buttons placed throughout different pages.

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