Title Element
The Title Element allows you to display non-editable text on your form. It is designed to display titles and headings, although it can, in fact, be used anywhere on a page. The Element consists of two parts allowing you to provide a heading and a sub-heading if required. You can apply different styles to the two parts, so that, for example, you can use a smaller font size for the sub-heading than for the main heading.
Note that you can use both parts together or either part on its own. When you add a Title Element to a form, only the main heading component is displayed - the sub-heading is only displayed if you enter text in the Subtext property. For this reason you cannot edit the sub-heading part of the Element using the in-line editor nor include HTML within its text. If you don't want to display the main heading component, delete the contents of the Text property. See under Properties below for more details about these properties.
Once you have placed a Title Element on a page, you can edit the Element's properties to configure the Element for your requirements. Select the Element on the page to display its properties in the Properties Pane.
The following properties are available:
Visible and Disabled Properties
Text
Specify the main heading or title text. Leave blank if you only want to use the sub-heading (see the Subtext property below).
Alternatively, you can read the text to be displayed in from a Datasource. This input mapping is available here on the Appearance tab within the Text property; this Element doesn't have a separate Data tab. There is no output mapping available for this Element since the user cannot interact with it in the finished form.
If you specify an input mapping, the mapping will be displayed, in the Form Design workspace, in the format {<datasource>.<dataset>.<dataitem>} in place of the text and the in-line editor will be disabled, since you don't need to be able to edit the text as this will be supplied from the datasource. For example:
You may need to reload the form to display the input mapping. The mapping is only shown in Form Studio and isn't displayed on the published form.
For more information about specifying input and output mappings refer to the
Subtext
Specify the sub-heading text. Leave blank if you only want to use the main heading.