Contents
- Form Builder Reference Guide Introduction
- Purpose
- Audience
- How to Launch Form Builder
- Form Builder OverviewDynamic Layout Editor
- Dynamic UI Overview
- Working with Controls
- Previewing and Saving Forms Static Layout Editor
- Static UI Overview
- Using Form Controls
- Saving FormsForm-Building Exercises
- How to Configure Activity Forms
- How to Configure Activity History Forms
- Customizing Activity History Forms to Show Notes
- How to Display Searchable Call List Columns in Activity FormsAll Form Controls
- Address1 Postal Addresses
- All Email Addresses
- All Phone Numbers
- All Postal Addresses
- Button
- Call Number
- Checkbox
- Company Text
- Complete System
- Contact Source
- Date Time
- Disposition Button
- Disposition System
- Email Address
- Employees Text
- Field
- Fields Group
- First Text
- Goto Page
- Hyperlink
- Label
- Last Text
- List
- Manual Augmentation System
- MediaPlayer URL
- Messenger
- Messengers
- Notes
- Notes System
- Number
- Phone-home Multi phone
- Phone Number
- Picture Static
- Primarymail Multi email addresses
- Revenue Text
- Search Panel
- Segment Key Value List
- Spacer
- Summary Text
- Text
- Title Text
- US State
- Voice Signature
- Voice Signature System
Spacer
The Spacer control adds space in between other controls on a form. You can edit the Spacer's height and style in Field Properties. In Preview mode, this control appears as shown. The area outlined in red is the spacer placed in between the phone number and email address controls.
Field Properties
Once you have placed the control onto your form canvas, you can edit the field properties by clicking the pencil icon on the component. The field properties are described as follows.
Edit Mode Style
Edit Mode Style is the common property that allows you to select, edit, or add a style for this form control. For example, you may select "Hyperlink" from the selector, and click Add / Edit to change the style (e.g., text, font, color, etc.) of the email address hyperlink.
Height
You can change the height of the spacer by selecting a value from the Height property drop-down list: ½, 1 ½, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. Each numeric value represents the number of rows to take on the form.