Dynamic Content in Greyd Forms
How can I make fields dependent from each other?
The block "Conditional Container" in GREYD.Forms enables you to make fields dependent from each other. Define which fields should appear if the user clicks on option A or B. Or define whether certain questions should be skipped depending on the user's entries. This video shows you how to do it.
Dynamic Content in Greyd.Forms makes it easy to tailor forms to each user. Conditional containers let you show or hide fields based on what someone types or selects, so long forms become clearer and more efficient. You define the conditions once, choose how fields should appear, and decide whether the form resets or stays open after submission.
If you need fields to depend on each other, the Conditional Container block handles it. You can reveal additional questions when an email is entered, load completely different fields depending on whether someone chooses option A or B, or skip entire sections when they’re not relevant.
Even complex logic becomes manageable. Each container can react to one or several fields with precise rules, making it possible to build multi-branch interactions without adding technical overhead.
Greyd.Suite extends the block editor with a native form engine that supports dynamic behaviour without external plugins. This gives agencies a clean, scalable workflow, with global styles, responsive controls and advanced logic fully integrated into the WordPress Gutenberg Block Editor.
Here you can access our extensive documentation about our forms: https://docs.greyd.io/docs/greyd-forms/
0:00 Conditional Container Block
1:06 Define reference field
1:42 Define a condition
2:22 Define dynamic content