# Add a form to your Drupal site

**Works through the script embed.** Checked on Drupal 11.4.11, November 2026. No module needed.

Your form goes in a content block, with the **Full HTML** text format, and you choose where the block shows. The text
format matters most here, since the others remove the script.

## Before you start

[Publish your form](/guides/add-a-form/), then on the **Publish** tab, choose **Embed** and copy the code. It looks like this,
with your own form's address:

```html
<script
  src="https://forms.formerie.com/embed.js"
  data-formerie-form="fm_t77txbvg43nmar"
></script>
```

You need a role that can use **Full HTML**. By default, that's Administrator.

## Add the block

1. Go to **Content**, then the **Blocks** tab, and choose **Add content block**.
2. Fill in **Block description**, such as "Contact form".
3. Set **Text format** to **Full HTML**. Do this before pasting.
4. In the editor's toolbar, choose **Source**, and paste your code. Choose **Source** again to leave that view.
5. Choose **Save**.

## Show it on your site

1. Go to **Structure**, then **Block layout**.
2. Beside the region you want, such as **Content**, choose **Place block**.
3. Beside your block, choose **Place block**.
4. Choose **Save block**. The block shows on every page, unless you limit it under **Visibility** first.

## Check it arrived

Open the page while signed out, fill out the form and submit it. It says it was received, and the answers show on the
form's **Submissions** tab.

That's a real submission, so your recipients get the email. On your own computer, at an address with a port such as
`http://localhost:8080`, it's stored as a test instead, and the form says so. To try the form on any other address
without reaching them, use a [try link](/guides/test-your-form/#share-a-try-link).

## What can go wrong

| What you see | Why | What to do |
| --- | --- | --- |
| The block shows nothing | It was saved as **Basic HTML**, which removes the script without saying so | Edit the block, set **Full HTML**, and paste the code again |
| You can't choose **Full HTML** | Your role doesn't have it | Ask an administrator, or have them add the block |
| The block saved, and nothing shows on the site | It isn't placed yet | Do the steps in [Show it on your site](#show-it-on-your-site) |

## Limits

- It needs JavaScript in the visitor's browser.
- Your theme's styles don't reach the form. Change its look in Formerie.
- A form has one language. For a second language, make a second form, with its own block for that language.
- This was checked with the Standard profile, the Olivero theme and a block. The new site had no content types to try a
  page's body. Sites with stricter text formats, or a security module, weren't checked.

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