It’s been over a year since we posted our original How to style Google Forms post – how time flies!

Our solution for embedding and styling Google’s Form app has garnered interest from all over the world and we are continually bowled over by how many questions, queries and messages of gratitude we get about this post on a weekly basis! MORE »

Last Friday, Google made a slight change to its Google Forms.

The code change affects all forms that use the Google Forms Confirmation redirect solution in our popular How To Style Google Forms tutorial.

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We got a great response to our How to style Google Forms but there was one question that kept coming up in the comments: “How do I get my newly styled Google Form to validate?”

Well, we’ve gone back to the drawing board and come up with a solution! This short tutorial will show you how to get your Google Forms to validate using snippets from the  jQuery javascript library.

At the end of this tutorial your Google Form will be able to show unique error messages without losing any of the functionality that we built into our original Google Form styling tutorial.

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Google Forms are amazing – so functional and flexible!

At Morning Copy we regularly use Google forms to run online promotions or surveys for our clients. Google forms are reliable, simple to use and, best of all, easy to share with all the stakeholders in an online project.

The one problem with Google Forms is that they look, well, like Google.

In this tutorial I’ll show you how to:

• Style Google Forms so that they fit into your site’s look and feel.
• Replace that dull Google confirmation page with your own custom ‘Thank you’ page.

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