You can do something similar with the Send From and the Message sections. To send it to a specific person, click on the to email dropdown and select Custom To email address…Ī new text field should appear and you can fill that with a custom email address. This is the email you used when you setup your Drupal site.

On the right side of your screen, there should be a new Configurations window for setting up your email.ĭepending on the context of this email (Notification, Confirmation, etc), you can tweak who the recipients are for this email.īy default, will be selected.Go to Structure > Webforms > Your webform > Settings > Emails/Handlers.Click on the View tab to view your webform.When satisfied with your form, click Save elements.When your done setting up the fields, click on save. Setup your form field however you want (check required fields if they are) This will come handy when you set up emails. IMPORTANT: Keep your form labels short and simple but descriptive. This will be the label that appears on the form. Once the page finishes loading, a new window pane will appear on the right side of your screen for the element settings.Look for your desired form element and click Add element You’ll be shown a list of available form fields.

+ Add page - allows you to add another page to your form īut what we’re really concerned about is + Add elements

After the page reloads, you’ll be taken to your new Form’s build page.

Go to Structure > Webforms > click on + Add webform.

Many websites contain forms, whether it is a simple feedback form or to handle registration and submissions.

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