The Heading element is used to add titles or section headers within your form. It helps organize and visually separate different parts of the form, making it easier for users to navigate and understand the content.
Options and How They Work:
Text editing
You can directly type and edit the heading text inside the editor.
Standard text formatting options are available — such as bold, italic, underline, alignment, font size, and color.
This allows you to style the heading according to the look and feel of your form.
Source (HTML view)
The Source option lets you view and edit the heading’s underlying HTML code.
This is useful if you want to add custom HTML styling, inline CSS, or embed specific tags (for example, <h2> or <span> with a class).
How the Element Works in Practice:
Headings are static text elements — they don’t collect any input from users.
You can use multiple headings to clearly label different sections of your form (e.g., “Personal Details,” “Payment Information,” “Feedback Section”).
Headings improve readability, provide structure, and give the form a more professional appearance.
