Width

This specifies how wide your form will be. The default “wide" is 800px, but the dropdown also includes thin (450px) and regular (600px). You also may pick the custom option; this will enable the box to the right of the Width dropdown and let you specify your own width.

Height

This property specifies an initial height for your form as it is loading into the browser. It does not dictate the actual height. You typically do not have to edit your form’s height property since the form can resize dynamically. However if your form is very small it can improve the appearance as your form loads if you set height to the actual height of your form.

See Embedding and Using Forms for details on configuring the actual form height.

Controls

This property applies whether the options you define for checkbox and radio controls will be displayed vertically or horizontally. In the current version the property is always to set to vertical and cannot be changed. 

Layout

You can choose one of the layouts provided by from the Layout dropdown to alter the appearance of your form. The choices are Nouveau, Compact and Tight. Nouveau gives your form a clear (white) background and a submit and cancel button with rounded corners. New forms are created with the Nouveau layout. The Compact and Tight layouts are similar to Nouveau with adjustments made to the horizontal and vertical spacing between the controls. Refer to Layouts and Styles for the details.

Style

You can apply a style to your form by selecting a choice from the Style dropdown. Styles are mainly concerned with colors but you can specify other properties such as font name, size and color as well. gives you four choices: Blue, Neutral, Green or Aqua. The designer/admin can create styles or modify existing ones. See Layouts and Styles for the details.

Print Styles

designers can specify the content of headers and footers for the PDF that is generated when the Save PDF property is checked for a form/flow. When this property is checked, a PDF is created when you submit a form/flow, when a user clicks on the print link in use/test-mode or the print icon in a edit-mode flow. Print margins: Top, Bottom, Left and Right can also be specified.

Headers and footers can contain:

• Templates
• page number
• total page count
• content from any control that can normally be used in a template
• images - either external to the form/flow or from a contained images control via a template
• Plain text
• HTML markup.

Follow these steps to select print fonts and orientation and setup headers, footers and margins for the pdf:

1. Logon to as the designer user.
2. Open the form/flow designer.
3. Create/edit your form/flow.
4. Click on the toolbar to display the form/flow Properties panel.
5. Click the Styles tab.
6. Don't forget to save your changes.

Print Font 

Use this property to optionally select the font  will use when rendering PDFs generated as part of a submission, Print View or from an acroform as part of a form/flow submission. In-house customers must purchase and install font families for the fonts to show in the dropdown.  Refer to this documentation for the details.

Print Orientation

The designer can choose print orientation when rendering PDFs generated if the Save PDF property is checked or when you click on the Print icon. Dropdown choices are blank, Portrait or Landscape. When no value is selected, it defaults to Portrait. 

Information about inserting page breaks into your form can be found here.

Print Margins

Set the print margins for the pdf by entering values in the Top, Bottom, Left and Right property fields.

Print Headers/Footers

Specify the header/footer content using the Print Headers and Print Footer properties at the form or flow level. These properties do not appear on the form designer when inside a flow.

Specialized templates values that are supported in headers and footers are detailed in the following table:

FREVVO.PRINT_PAGE_COUNT Template in Headers/Footers

The template works best with flows designed using Linked Activities. These types of flows result in a single linked printable form.  It will not work as reliably in a flow design that uses multiple forms.

Images in Headers/Footers  

When you use the {image_control_name.img},  outputs <img src="the image's url"/>. This will output the image in its normal size. In this case, that is 174x170 pixels for the color grid.  

You can instead use something like: <img src="{<image_control_name>.url}" width="50" height="50"/> to size the image smaller to fit.

If you want the image to be its true size and not be cut off, then you need to set your margin top and bottom accordingly. 

If you don't set a margin size for either top or bottom and you also set either a header or footer, then the system picks an arbitrary margin height of 50px, for the header/footer that has the selected value. It is up to the  designer to adjust the top or bottom margins to display the image as required. 

HTML in Headers/Footers

 Invalid markup in a print header/footer field will result in it being rejected and cleared off of the field in the form/flow designers. If there was a previous value in the field it will display. Correct your HTML to continue.