Webforms: Elements configuration

Element general settings
The element key pattern is used to limit the format of element keys.Please note: Automatically generated element keys are lowercased letters, numbers, and underscores
Text that will be shown when empty elements are included in submission previews and/or emails
Allowed tags
Admin tags include a, abbr, acronym, address, article, aside, b, bdi, bdo, big, blockquote, br, caption, cite, code, col, colgroup, command, dd, del, details, dfn, div, dl, dt, em, figcaption, figure, footer, h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, header, hgroup, hr, i, img, ins, kbd, li, mark, menu, meter, nav, ol, output, p, pre, progress, q, rp, rt, ruby, s, samp, section, small, span, strong, sub, summary, sup, table, tbody, td, tfoot, th, thead, time, tr, tt, u, ul, var, et wbr.
HTML tags include a, em, strong, cite, blockquote, code, ul, ol, li, dl, dt, et dd.
Allowed tags are applied to any element property that may contain HTML markup. Element properties which can contain HTML markup include #title, #description, #field_prefix, and #field_suffix.
A list of classes that will be provided in the "Wrapper CSS classes" dropdown. Enter one or more classes on each line. These styles should be available in your theme's CSS file.
A list of classes that will be provided in the "Element CSS classes" dropdown. Enter one or more classes on each line. These styles should be available in your theme's CSS file.
A list of classes that will be provided in the "Horizontal rule CSS classes" dropdown. Enter one or more classes on each line. These styles should be available in your theme's CSS file.
Determines the default placement of the description for all webform elements.
The (read) more label used to hide/show more information about an element.
Default section title tag
HTML editor settings
If checked, <p> tags, which can add top and bottom margins, will be removed from all single line HTML markup.
If checked, all HTML editors will be disabled.
Leave blank to use the custom and recommended Webform specific HTML editor.
Leave blank to use the custom and recommended Webform specific HTML editor.
Drupal core does not automatically delete unused files because unused files could reused.
Select settings
If checked, the first default option for a select menu will always be displayed.
The label to show for the first default option for a required select menus.Defaults to: - Sélectionner -
The label to show for the first default option for an optional select menus.Defaults to: - Aucun(e) -
File upload settings
Drupal core does not automatically delete unused files because unused files could reused. For webform submissions it is recommended that unused files are deleted.
Drupal core does not immediately delete temporary file. For webform submissions it is recommended that temporary files are immediately deleted.
Allowing public file uploads is dangerous for webforms that are available to anonymous and/or untrusted users. For more information see: DRUPAL-PSA-2016-003
If checked, anonymous users will be redirected to the user login page when attempting to access private file uploads.
Enter a value like "512" (bytes), "80 KB" (kilobytes) or "50 MB" (megabytes) in order to restrict the allowed file size. If left empty the file sizes will be limited only by PHP's maximum post and file upload sizes.Current limit: 50 Mo
Enter a value like "512" (bytes), "80 KB" (kilobytes) or "50 MB" (megabytes) in order to set file upload limit.
Enter message to be displayed when file upload limit is reached. You may use %quota as a placeholder.
Separate extensions with a space or comma and do not include the leading dot.
Separate extensions with a space or comma and do not include the leading dot.
Separate extensions with a space or comma and do not include the leading dot.
Separate extensions with a space or comma and do not include the leading dot.
Separate extensions with a space or comma and do not include the leading dot.
Select available element types
Select default element item and items format.