Hi there,
I’m trying to make a filter sidebar with “reset all” button. Here’s my form setting:
Is there anything I’m missing?
Hey Roxann,
Yes, Cornerstone Forms does have a Reset button feature that clears form fields without submitting.
How to use it:
- Add an Input element to your form.
- In the element settings under Type, select Reset from the dropdown menu (which contains standard types like text, email, submit, reset, etc.).
How it works:
Selecting Reset configures the element as a standard HTML <input type="reset"> button. When clicked, this button natively resets all the fields in the parent form back to their default/empty values directly in the browser, without submitting any data to the server.
Hey Christian, that worked! Thanks so much 
One other thing. Is there a way to hide the button if nothing is selected and show if any?
Yes, there is a built-in, zero-code way to do this using Input Conditions natively supported by Cornerstone Forms:
How to set it up:
- Select the Input element that is acting as your Reset button in the builder.
- Scroll to the Input Conditions section in the element’s settings panel.
- Toggle Input Conditions to On.
- Configure a condition statement like this:
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Field:
Input Data - Input Name: Choose the field name/ID you want to monitor (e.g., your select dropdown or text field).
- Operator: Set it to is not.
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Value: Leave this completely blank
"".
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Field:
How it works:
When set up this way, the forms plugin’s frontend JavaScript automatically monitors form changes in real-time. If the targeted field is empty (nothing is selected or typed), the Reset button is hidden (display: none). As soon as any option or text is entered, the condition is met and the button automatically shows up.