Groups
Groups are helpful organizers for steps.
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Groups are helpful organizers for steps.
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Groups themselves are not content, but help keep your flow and studio organized by acting as containers for steps. They can:
be , which will either hide or render the steps inside.
use their own styling that overrides the flow theme.
be dynamically re-ordered using the .
The user moves through the flow starting from the group at the top, down to the last group. This is the default behavior for Formsort.
To add a group, click Edit groups when hovering the left-side groups editor, or click the arrow at the top right.
In the expanded group editor, you can add groups and then create steps within them.
If you do not create groups, all steps appear within a default group.
These are particularly handy if you have distinct sections of a flow which might want to adopt a slightly different look and feel.
For example, you might have an Introduction group that contains some lightweight questions and content perhaps a more colorful and spacious design. You can follow that with a Data collection group that has a denser layout to facilitate answering many questions all together
If you want to move existing steps into a group, you can drag the step into the groups while the group editor is expanded. Alternatively, you can use steps to re-organize content between groups.
You can add a label to easier identify the function of a Group, e.g. naming a Group "Introduction" if it houses the content/questions related to introducing a user to the form. Group labels are not shown to users, unless you choose to show them within the .
Used to create a stable definition/ID of the group when using the . See the linked documentation for more information.
Groups can be made , which will show or hide all the steps within a group all at once.
can be used to alter any part of the general Theme set within a group.
