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Form Components

This is a directory of shared form components.

Notes about component migration

Ideally, we want to gradually migrate all shared Calypso form components from client/components/forms to @automattic/components/forms. This will allow us to share said components outside of the Calypso environment. Many more components exist in client/components/forms, but before using them, please consider moving them into this package.

Settings Form Fields

The following form components were created as an effort to minimize duplication between site settings and me settings.

  • form-input-validation
  • form-label

The component jsx files are wrappers that ensure our classes are added to each form field. Each form field component also contains a style.scss file in its directory for styling.

FormInputValidation

The FormInputValidation component is used to display a validation notice to the user. You can use it like this:

<>
    <FormInputValidation
        isError
        text="Usernames can only contain lowercase letters (a-z) and numbers."
    />
    <FormInputValidation text="That username is valid." />
</>

FormLabel

The FormLabel component is a light wrapper around the traditional HTML label. It provides standardized styling and the ability to display "optional" and "required" subtext alongside the label. It also has options to enable styling like @wordpress/component labels.

Props

Prop Type Default Description
optional boolean false Displays an "Optional" subtext next to the label.
required boolean false Displays a "Required" subtext next to the label.
hasCoreStyles boolean false Applies label styles matching those for core @wordpress/components labels, including uppercase text, lighter font weight, and color.
hasCoreStylesNoCaps boolean false Applies core label styles but keeps the label text in its original case (not uppercase).

General guidelines

  • Use clear and accurate labels.
  • Use sentence-style capitalization except when referring to an official/branded feature or service name (e.g. Simple Payments).