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Views for WPForms supports adding Custom HTML field to Multiple Entries or Single Entry View. Apart from text/html you can also use WPForms Smart tags inside it.
To add Custom HTML field click on Add Field link & Select Custom HTML from fields list

Now click on gear icon to open field settings.

Add text/html or smart tag inside the Custom HTML box

Below is a list of WPForms Smart Tags you can use inside Custom HTML field:
- Basic Smart Tags
{admin_email}
{field_id="#"}
{field_html_id="#"}
{field_value_id="#"}
{all_fields}
{entry_id}
{form_id}
{form_name}
{page_title}
{page_url}
{page_id}
{date format="m/d/Y"}
{url_referer}
- Unlock Hidden User Data
{user_ip}
{entry_geolocation}
{user_id}
{query_var key=""}
- Author Details
{author_id}
{author_display}
{author_email}
- User Management
{user_display}
{user_full_name}
{user_first_name}
{user_last_name}
{user_email}
{user_meta}
{url_login}
{url_logout}
{url_register}
{url_lost_password}
WPForms Views Smart Tags #
{entry_date} – The date when the entry was submitted.
{entry_update_date} – The date when the entry was last updated.
{entry_status} – The current status of the entry (e.g., published, draft, trashed).
{entry_author} – The name of the user who submitted the entry.
{entry_log} – Shows a list of entry logs with user and timestamp details.
{entry_resume_link} – Link to resume editing a partially submitted entry (if resume is enabled).
{edit_entry_url} – The direct URL to the entry edit page.
{edit_entry_link} – A clickable “Edit” link that points to the entry edit page.
{single_entry_url} – The direct URL to view a single entry.
{single_entry_link} – A clickable “View” link that takes you to the single entry page.
{delete_entry_link} – A clickable “Delete” link to allow entry deletion.
How to Use Smart Tags in Custom HTML Field to Display Data from Multiple Fields #
Assume your form has the following fields:
- Name (Field ID = 2)
- Email (Field ID = 3)
You want to show these fields data combined in a simple layout on your site using WPForms Views.
- Go to Views > Edit View for your form.
- Add a Custom HTML Field to the layout.
- Inside the Custom HTML field, add the following code:
<div>
<strong>Your Name is:</strong> {field_value_id="2"}
</div>
<div>
<strong>Your Email is :</strong> {field_value_id="3"}
</div>
Now when you check your View you will see data from both the fields in same column.

You can read more about Smart Tags on WPForms Site.