# How To Add Steps

The following are the processes involved on how to add multiple steps to a form using the Contact Form 7 Multistep plugin:

**Accessing the Form Editor**: In your WordPress dashboard, locate and click on ‘Contact’ and then select ‘Contact Forms’ from the submenu. This action will bring you to the list of forms.

**Choose Your Form**: Choose the form you wish to edit by clicking on it. Once the form editor is open, you will see several tabs such as ‘Form’, ‘Mail’, ‘Messages’, etc.

**Form Tab**:  Located at the top of the form editor, the 'Form' tab is where you configure the content and structure of your form.

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1. **Step Tab Addition (+ Button)**: Click on the ‘+’ button to add a new step to the form. This button is found next to the last step tab (e.g., Step 4 in the screenshot).<br>
2. **Step Name**: After adding a step, you can name it by entering a title in the 'Step Name' field. The example shows 'Step 1' as the name for the first step.<br>
3. **Next Button**: Below the step tabs, there’s a field labeled ‘Next Button’ where you can specify the label for the next button. For instance, 'Next' is used as a default, but you can customize it based on your form’s requirements.<br>
4. **Form Field Configuration**: Within the large text area, add or modify the form tags and HTML to build your form. This is where you input fields, labels, and other elements.

**Note:**&#x20;

By default, in the last step, the submit button is located on the left side. To make it float to the right, please add a submit button like this:

```
<p style=”float:right”>
[submit “Submit”]
</p>
```

Save Changes.


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