Structural Elements: Headings and Separators
Use Heading and Separator fields to add section titles and dividing lines to a form without collecting any data.
Structural elements are special field types that control the layout and visual presentation of your form. They do not collect any data from visitors. meetergo has three structural elements:
| Element | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Heading | Displays a section title using the field label as text |
| Separator | Renders a horizontal dividing line |
| Page break | Splits the form into separately navigated pages |
This article covers Heading and Separator. For page breaks, see Creating Multi-Page Forms with Page Breaks.
Heading
A Heading element inserts a visible section title into your form. Use it to group related questions under a label so visitors understand what each section is about.
Adding a Heading
- Click + Add field in the Builder and select Heading.
- Enter the section title in the Label field, for example: "About Your Company" or "Step 2: Contact Details".
- Highlight text and use the inline toolbar to apply emphasis, a link, color, size, font, or emoji.
- Save and drag it to the correct position in your form.
When to use a Heading
- Before a group of related questions: "About You", "Your Budget", "Agreement & Signature"
- At the top of a page (after a page break) to orient the visitor
- To introduce an important section with an explanation in the field's help text
Format a heading
Select the words that need emphasis and format them with the inline toolbar. For example, make Privacy Notice bold and add the explanatory paragraph as help text with a clickable privacy policy link.
See Formatting Text in Forms for all supported controls.
Separator
A Separator element inserts a horizontal line (<hr>) across the form. Use it to create a visual break between groups of questions on the same page without starting a new page.
Adding a Separator
- Click + Add field and select Separator.
- No label is required because the separator has no visible text.
- Drag it to the position where you want the visual break.
When to use a Separator
- To divide two groups of questions on the same page when a full page break would be too disruptive
- After a heading to visually separate the title from the content below it
- Before a signature or confirmation section to signal a change of intent
Combining Structural Elements
Headings and separators work well together and alongside page breaks:
[Page break: Page 1]
[Heading: "Tell Us About Your Business"]
[Company name field]
[Industry dropdown]
[Separator]
[Heading: "Your Current Setup"]
[Current tool field]
[Team size field]
[Page break: Page 2]
[Heading: "Your Contact Details"]
[Name field]
[Email field]
[Phone field]
[Separator]
[Heading: "Agreement"]
[Signature field]
FAQ
Do Heading and Separator fields appear in form submissions?
No. Structural elements are display-only. They are never included in submission data, exports, or notification emails.
Can I use a Heading as the form's main title?
Headings render as section-level headings within the form body. The form's main title is set separately in the form's general settings.
Can I put a Heading or Separator inside a funnel slide?
Yes. All structural elements can be placed anywhere in the builder, including within funnel slide sections.
Is there a limit to how many structural elements I can add?
No. Add as many headings and separators as your form needs.
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