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How to use WPForms Smart Tags in Custom HTML field

Aman
Updated on November 4, 2025

1 min read

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.

wpfroms views custom html field

Now click on the field to open field settings in the sidebar.

wpforms views field setting

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

wpforms views custom html

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.
  • {entries_count} – Total Entries in view.

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.

wpforms views multiple fields data


You can read more about Smart Tags on WPForms Site.

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