It looks like it should work, but you would need to integrate the script as described here.
Enqueue the yubinbango.js script.
You can add a class to the form using this PHP code snippet (replace the number 1 with the form ID):
add_filter(‘quform_form_attributes_1’, function ($attributes) { $attributes[‘class’] .= ‘h-adr’; return $attributes; }); Then add a Hidden field with the settings Custom CSS Class: p-country-name and Default Value: Japan
Then add a Text field with Custom CSS Class: p-postal-code
Then you can add other Text fields with the classes for the data you want, e.g. p-street-address
Regards, Ally
I want to write as a field in the cueform.
I have filled out the form on my site.
If it is okay, please check with the administrator account of my website.
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