To add email validation to the subscribe form in Webflow, you can follow these steps:
1. Add an Email field to your form: First, go to the Designer in Webflow and open the form that contains your subscribe input field. Drag and drop an Email field element from the form inputs section onto your form.
2. Set up the form and submission: Select the form element and open the Settings panel on the right-hand side. Ensure that the form is connected to your desired submission destination, such as Webflow's Form submissions or an external service like Mailchimp. If needed, set up any additional form fields according to your requirements.
3. Access the field settings: With the Email field selected, the field settings should appear in the right-hand panel. Scroll down to the "Field Settings" section.
4. Enable email validation: In the field settings, tick the checkbox labeled "Validate email address." This will enable the built-in email validation feature for the Email field.
5. Customize the validation message (optional): By default, Webflow will display a generic error message when an invalid email address is entered. However, you can customize the validation message by clicking the link that appears below the "Validate email address" checkbox. This will allow you to provide more specific instructions or error messages to your users.
6. Customize the appearance (optional): To style the error message, select the Email field and navigate to the Styles panel. You can adjust the text color, font size, or any other styling properties to match your design.
7. Test your form: Save your changes and publish your site. Open the published site and submit the form with both valid and invalid email addresses to test the validation. The form should prevent submission when an invalid email is entered and display the error message you customized.
By following these steps, you can easily add email validation to the subscribe form in Webflow, ensuring that users enter valid email addresses before submitting the form.