The Buttons widget allows you to place multiple buttons within a single widget.

This allows you to organize your buttons into right-aligned and left-aligned groups with independant button styling and actions.

Editing buttons

Editing a Buttons widget allows you to create multiple left-aligned and right-aligned buttons. In this example we have a left-aligned “Cancel” button with a Secondary (white) appearance. There are also two right-aligned buttons: a “Save and Continue” button with a Primary (blue) appearance and a “Save” button with a Secondary appearance.

This is what those buttons look like when viewing the form.

Each button has a "Set State & Actions" button.

Clicking it opens a dialog where you choose whether the button defaults to Clickable, Disabled, or Hidden. This is also where you set the actions that fire when the button is clicked. See the Form Logic and Actions article for more information.

People who can view a form's records but not modify them can still click a button, as long as none of its actions saves a record, including the actions of any dialog the button opens. That way they can still use buttons that only navigate, such as a button that goes back to a list. Buttons that save a record stay disabled for them.

Bottom sticky button bar

The “Use as the Bottom Sticky Button Bar" checkbox helps ensure key actions remain accessible.

This creates a permanent button bar on the bottom of the form that covers the rest of the form content.