Hi Keith! I believe I can help you with this. The fix involves a bit of HTML to contain the tabbed areas, as well as section headings to provide a border of sorts.
Since I don't know your exact form, I'm going to use a made up example to describe the solution. Let's say your form is on an Orders table. Tab 1 is Payment Details, Tab 2 is Item Details, and the section following Tab 2 is Customer Details.
- Insert two elements above the Payment Details tab
- Give the topmost element the following details:
> Section Heading element
> Set the field labels to be above fields
- Give the second element the following properties:
> Text element
> Text = <table>
> Check HTML (Limited)
- Insert an element below the Payment Details tab
- Give the element the following details:
> Section Heading element
> Set the field labels to be above fields
- Insert an element directly above the Customer Details section heading
- Give the element the following details:
> Text element
> Text = </table>
> Check HTML (Limited)
Just to note! New forms will not have this issue. Learn more about that forthcoming feature update here:
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Chelsea Carpenter
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