Are you looking to enhance user experience and improve data collection on your website? Whether you’re gathering age ranges, price points, or any numerical data, adding a range slider field to your Elementor forms can simplify the process and ensure accuracy. Today, we’ll explore how you can easily add range slider using Cool FormKit.

Elementor is indeed a powerful tool for creating a form using a drag-and-drop interface. But, it doesn’t provide advance fields and features to improve the functionality of Elementor Form.

Introducing Cool FormKit! With a quick installation and activation, you can effortlessly add a range slider to Elementor forms, enhancing website’s engagement and user experience.

Required Plugins

You require the following two plugins to activate Cool FormKit, ensure that you have installed and activated them.

• Elementor
• Elementor Pro

Steps To Add Range Slider Field In Elementor Forms

1. First, ensure that you have installed and activated the following plugins:
   • Elementor
   • Elementor Pro
   • Cool FormKit

After activating the Cool FormKit plugin, toggle on the Range Slider field feature from the form elements, and then save changes.

2. Navigate to the pages section. Add a new page or edit an existing one with Elementor.
3. In Elementor’s widgets panel, search for “Form”, then drag and drop the Form widget onto your page.
4. A form with three default fields will be added to your page, You can customize the form  according to your requirements by adding additional fields.
5. Now, let’s add a range slider field to our form. Navigate to the “type” option available in the content section of the form field. 

6. From the options, choose the range slider field.
7. Additional settings related to the range slider field will appear. Now, let’s customize the range slider field.

• Set Minimum & Maximum Values: Define the range of values users can select.
• Set the Starting Value: Enter the default value from which the slider should begin.
• Add Prefix or Postfix: Use the Before or After sections to add context to the slider values. Example: Add “years” as a postfix to create an age selector like “18 years”, “25 years”, etc.

8. After satisfied with all the changes save and preview the page.

That’s it, we have successfully added the range slider field to our Elementor form using Cool FormKit. 

Additionally, if you want to make filling out forms easier and more accurate for your visitors, I recommend trying the Form Input Masks for Elementor Form plugin. It extends the Elementor form widget by formatting fields like phone numbers, dates, and more, so you get accurate data without any extra effort.

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