The Application Inline Edit feature offers users a powerful and flexible tool to directly modify and update the user interface (UI) of their application to suit their specific needs, without requiring extensive technical expertise. Much like an artist’s brush, this feature allows users to customize and fine-tune the way information is displayed and collected, giving them creative control over the appearance and functionality of their application.
Much like tables, forms of the application can also be edited using the Application Inline Edit mode. This article elaborates the process in detail using the following steps.
Step 1: Enable Application Inline Edit Mode
While on the relevant page, click on the App Settings Icon 
and then select the On button at the bottom left.
A message is displayed that the feature is enabled. Click the OKAY button, OR, wait for 5 seconds for the message box to disappear automatically.
Step 2: Open the relevant page
Open the relevant page, containing the form that needs to be updated.
The form appears with the inline edit icon 
, which means that it can be edited.
Step 3: Initiate the form editing
Click the inline edit icon to start the form-editing process.
Step 4: Click the Form Builder option
Click the Form Builder option to get to the page where form-editing is done.
There are controls for each section and then for each textbox (or other controls).
This section has three buttons; the Up and Down buttons are used to move the selected section up and down the page. The Delete button in this section is used to delete the section altogether.
This Delete button is used to delete the relevant textbox from the form.
Step 5: Move to the potential editing place
Scroll down to the section of the form where the intended edits need to be made. Here we can see that there are two sections with few controls in them. Let’s merge these into a single section.
Step 6: Drag the control from one section to another
Since our goal is to merge two sections into one, therefore, we need to combine their controls in one section. To do it, grab a control (textbox in our case) from one section and drag it into the other section.
– The text box has been moved to the desired section.
– The source section is now empty and hence is shown with a red boundary.
Step 7: Delete the unwanted section(s)
Now that the lower section has become empty, we can safely delete it by clicking the Delete button.
The next section is also not required so we can delete it as well.
Again we come across a section with just one textbox, which can be moved to the section above.
After all the desired displacements of controls to combine them in one section, we are now ready to rename the section as per the relevant textboxes/controls in it.
Step 8: Rename the section
Click in the name textbox of the section and rename it accordingly.
This completes our sections merging part of editing. Now lets take a look at what other kind of editing we can do in forms.
The Properties section lists down the current Object’s properties that are not used in this form and hence can be added by drag and drop. Since we don’t want to add further, we won’t discuss it in detail here.
The buttons can also be edited (labels + icons).
Step 9: Edit Button labels
Click on the desired button to edit it’s label and icon etc.
The button edit window is displayed.
Step 10: Edit button's label, Icon etc.
Edit the label of the selected button and then click the Select Icon dropdown.
Select the desired icon.
Click the Save button to complete the selected button’s editing process.
The button updates (Label + Icon) become visible in the form.
In case you want to go back to the original form, without saving any changes, then click the Ellipsis button 
and select the Revert Changes option. This option, however, works only BEFORE saving the changes to the page.
Step 11: Save the updates
Click the Update Page button at the top-right of the dialogue box to save all the updates done so far in the form.
Step 12: Turn off the Inline Edit Mode
Click on the App Settings Icon and then select the Off button at the bottom right.
Step 13: Test the updates
Click the New button.
This is the form that we just updated. Scroll down to the bottom. The Joining details section displays updates reflecting all the changes made to the page. The Save button also shows an updated icon and label.
