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Last updated 1 year ago

To display user input or the value of a variable inside of your form, you just have to write @[input or variable name] inside of a text element (headings, paragaphs, text blocks, etc).

If you for example want to display the value of the field "First name", then you would have to write @[First name].

Example data display

This is how it looks like in the Designer:

The user of the form fills out the "First name" field

The first name is dynamically displayed in the next step of the form

(And in all other places where a text element contained the @[First name] placeholder):

You can use this functionality to display any Input value of your choice. You can also display variable values this way.

If you have a variable called "price", then you could display it anywhere inside the form, simply by typing @[price]

Inside the Webflow Designer
User fills out the "First name" field