How to hide a multi-select picklist field in a web form?

How to hide a multi-select picklist field in a web form?

When you create webforms using Zoho CRM, you have an option to hide any field except the ones marked as required fields.
To hide a multi-select picklist field in a webform, follow these steps:

1. Go to Setup > Developer Space > Webforms.
2. Select the web form you want to edit and in the WYSIWYG Editor, drag and drop the desired picklist field. Let's say there is a field here called Lead's Interest.
3. Click the field's Settings icon.


4. Select the Mark as Hidden Field checkbox and select a default value. Click Done.



5. Once the form is published, your website visitor will not be able to see this picklist field.



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