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Learn how to integrate, configure, and customize the Formcentric Client to suit your needs.
The following provides a brief explanation of key terms.
The Formcentric client is a modular JavaScript solution for the dynamic embedding and presentation of Formcentric forms in websites, CMS systems and modern frontends.
For traditional websites and CMS integration work, embedding uses a script tag and a form container.
This article describes how Formcentric is configured and what customisation options are available.
Formcentric forms provide you with built-in debugging options that allow you to troubleshoot during development or in live operation.
This article explains how display variants in Formcentric can be used and individually extended. In addition to using predefined classes, it shows how to define custom variants and integrate them into the desired appearance via CSS or templates.
You can use the Formcentric Theme Customisation Workspace to design your own themes. This workspace has been specially developed for modifying Formcentric themes. In the workspace, you can modify existing Formcentric themes or create your own theme. By changing theme variables and using functionality such as SCSS partials and JavaScript templates, you can modify the design, markup and styling of your forms to meet your requirements. You also have the option of creating your own custom themes, adding fonts and images, and exporting your modifications for various target environments.
With the Formcentric Event API, you can see when specific actions occur in your forms—for example, a submission or an error. These events can be automatically forwarded to tracking services such as Matomo, Google Analytics, or other analytics tools. The API provides a unified interface that allows you to subscribe to relevant events and use them in your own tracking or processing solutions.
