Can successful form submissions in Webflow be redirected to another page for further instructions or can the content within the "form wrapper" be replaced after successful submission?

Yes, after a successful form submission in Webflow, you have the ability to redirect the user to another page for further instructions. This can be done by configuring the form's action settings.

To redirect users after a successful form submission, follow these steps:

1. Select the form element on your Webflow project.

2. In the right-hand sidebar, click on the "Settings" tab (gear icon).

3. Under the "Action" section, you'll find an input field called "Redirect to." Here, you can enter the URL of the page you want to redirect users to after form submission.

4. Once you've entered the URL, you can further customize the form submission behavior by ticking the checkboxes below the "Redirect to" field. For example, you can choose to pre-fill the form on the redirected page with the submitted data or open the redirected page in a new tab.

5. Finally, save your changes and publish your site for the redirect to take effect.

As for replacing the content within the "form wrapper" after successful submission, Webflow doesn't have built-in functionality to dynamically replace form content within the same page. However, there are workarounds you can implement to achieve similar effects.

One approach is to use a form success message that appears within the form wrapper after successful submission. You can create a hidden success message element (e.g., a div) within the form wrapper and then use interactions or custom code to show/hide the success message dynamically.

Here's a step-by-step process to achieve this:

1. Add a div element within the form wrapper for the success message. Style the div with your desired content and set its initial display property to "none" to hide it.

2. Create an interaction to show the success message element when the form is successfully submitted. You can trigger this interaction on the form's success event.

3. Customize the success message's appearance and behavior within the interaction. For example, you can fade it in, slide it down, or use any other animation effect.

4. Publish your site to see the success message functionality in action.

By implementing this approach, you can provide users with feedback regarding the successful form submission within the context of the same page.