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# Form settings

Customize the appearance and behavior of your forms with claimr.

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### **General**

* **Form name:** This field displays the current name of the form. You can edit the form name directly within this field.
* **Quiz mode (Deprecated):** This toggle enables quiz functionality within forms. However, this method is outdated and no longer recommended. To create quizzes, use the dedicated Quizzes feature, which provides a significantly improved experience. To find out more, read our [Quizzes](/forms/quizzes.md)article.&#x20;
* **Enable page pagination:** This toggle enables page numbering within the form. When enabled, users will see the current page number, allowing them to track their progress through multi-page forms or quizzes.

### **Customization**

* **Form min-height:** This field specifies the minimum height of the form in pixels. This helps maintain a consistent visual appearance when your form has multiple pages with varying content. By setting a minimum height, you prevent the form from shrinking or expanding drastically as users navigate between pages.

**Example: If you have a multi-page form with some pages having a lot of content and others having very little, setting a "Form min-height" will prevent the form's overall height from jumping around as users navigate. This creates a smoother and more visually consistent experience.**


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