Ok, I figured it out. You can just take the section inside ... and paste it into your web page, and it will still interact with its Google data source, a spreadsheet. After that, you can use any web tool to edit the form itself, such as html, javascript, ajax, etc. But there are a few things you should know about this method:
If you want to add a new field, you will need to add this to the actual Google form, and then copy again ... and repeat all the work that you did on it before. So this is a bad method if you know that you will be adding new fields all the time.
Make sure that you don’t change any terms related to Google, such as tag class names, action parameter forms, etc. I think that the work that you can do on it, which is quite acceptable, is those that allow changing the appearance of the form and its periphery.
Rijo simon
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