A multi-step form in WordPress breaks one long form into short steps: add a page break wherever a new step should start. Each step checks its own answers before they move on, and a progress bar shows how far along they are. It is in the free plugin.
A page break starts a new step. Give it a title, such as Your visit, for the progress indicator, and your own words for the button that leads there, such as Next: your visit.
Each step checks its own answers
A step whose questions are all hidden is skipped
Fifteen looks for the progress indicator
Survey results count who saw the form, started it and sent it, and name the step the others stopped at, so you know which one to shorten.
Views, starts and sends
Each step by its own name
Counts only, nothing about who
An Entry preview on the last step shows a live summary of everything filled in so far, so people can check their answers and go back to fix one.
Every answer so far
Back to fix one
Updates as they change it
What it does, a line each, so you can check it does what you need.
Start a new step wherever you like.
Each step named in the progress indicator.
Next: your visit, or Continue to payment.
A step’s required answers are checked before they move on.
A step whose questions are all hidden never shows.
From numbered steps and a bar to trail stones, tabs and a percent counter.
A live summary of every answer on the last step.
A link back to the step they were on.
Which step people leave at, by name.
A multi page form with a progress bar is ideal for teams with long intake, booking or application forms. Steps take about 5 minutes to add, because each page break is one field you drop where a step begins.
Drop a Page break where each new step should start, and give it a Step title such as Your details.
Each break sets the words on the button before it, such as Continue to payment. Left blank, it says Next.
Choose one of 15 looks under Settings > General, from numbered steps to a percent counter.
One topic per step reads best, as GOV.UK’s guide to structuring forms explains. With Signature, an Entry preview lets them check every answer.
Yes. Page breaks, step titles and the progress indicator are in the free plugin.
Yes. A step’s required fields are checked before they can go on to the next one.
Yes. Each page break sets the words on the button that leaves the step before it, such as Continue to payment.
That is a conversational form, with Signature: every field gets its own screen.
Echo features are built to be used together.
Echo Forms is free, with every field, logic and payments, and we add no fee to your payments. Signature adds 60 more features, from $49.99 a year, and you have 14 days to ask us for a refund.
Every field, logic and payments, with no limit on forms or entries. We email you the download and three setup steps.
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