The Slider Field in HT Contact Forms lets users select a numeric value by dragging a slider instead of typing manually.
This creates a more interactive and user-friendly form experience.
It’s ideal for use cases like setting quantity, rating, budget ranges, and more.
Slider Field Settings: #

1. Admin Label #
Internal label for admin use only. Helps you identify the field easily inside the form editor.
2. Field Label #
The label users will see next to or above the slider input in the frontend form.
3. Label Position #
Choose where to place the field label relative to the slider input:
- Top
- Right
- Bottom
- Left
- Default
4. Hide Label #
Enable this toggle if you want to hide the field label from being displayed on the frontend.
5. Min Value #
Set the minimum value that the slider can reach.
✅ Example: 0
6. Max Value #
Set the maximum value that the slider can reach.
✅ Example: 100
7. Step #
Specify the increment between slider values as the user drags the slider.
✅ Example: 1 (If set to 5, the slider will move 0, 5, 10, 15, etc.)
8. Value Display #
Customize how the selected value is displayed next to the slider.
✅ Example format:Selected Value: {value}
The {value} placeholder will dynamically show the selected number.
9. Default Value #
Set a default slider position or starting value when the form loads.
✅ Example: 25
11. Field Class #
Add a CSS class name to the field if you want to style it differently using custom CSS.

12. Help Message #
Provide helpful hints or instructions about how the slider should be used.
Displayed as a tooltip or message near the field.
13. Message Position #
Decide where to show the help message:
- Default
- Next to Label as Tooltip
- Below Input Element
14. Name Attribute #
Assign a unique HTML name attribute to identify the slider field during form submission.
✅ Example: slider
Important Notes: #
- 📌 Sliders improve user experience for numeric input without needing manual typing.
- 📌 Always set a reasonable Min, Max, and Step to ensure better usability.
- 📌 Customize the Value Display text for a more personalized and clear form layout.
Tip:
Use sliders in combination with text descriptions so users understand what the numeric range represents (e.g., “Select your budget”).