No, unfortunately not. At least not right now. I utilize a jQuery plugin called Columnizer. While the Columnizer plugin supports defining the column breaks, adding the necessary markup to the forms elements isn’t a trivial thing to do since Google generates it.
Would it be possible to write your own small jQuery plugin which manipulates your specific form? Absolutely. Is that easy or a general purpose solution? No which is why I haven’t supported that feature of Columnizer.
The only thing I can think of is to do something similar to what I do for presets where you would have to know the HTML element ids where you want to add the breaks. This would be “relatively” simple to do because I can reuse a lot of the code I’ve already done for presets and hidden fields.
Would this use model be acceptable?
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Bodock
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As you can see here: http://www.vehicleswash.com/pad/
I already have the page exactly the way I wanted in HTML, I want to use your plugin because I have a script inside the spreadsheet that auto updates the data on the drop-down forms in the google form, using the HTML I have to do this manually. I’m not sure if is this what you ask.
This is the one I want to change: http://www.vehicleswash.com/alisson/pad/
I am not sure I understand the problem. What happens if/when you embed the form in WordPress?
