Enable Free Placement and Alignment Tools for All Elements in Documents
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Nitay Ben Zvi
Currently, designing documents in GoHighLevel feels restrictive — most content is stacked vertically, and only a few field types (like signature, text input, or checkboxes) allow semi-free placement on the page.
To create truly professional, custom-branded documents, users need more control over layout. This request includes two main improvements:
1. Allow free placement of all elements, including text blocks, images, variables, and dynamic fields — not just input fields. Let users drag and drop any item to any spot on the page, similar to how design tools or PDF editors work. This allows better visual design, more flexibility for branding, and better matching of existing document templates.
2. Add alignment and positioning tools, such as:
• Smart guides or rulers to help align objects to the center of the page or other elements.
• Snap-to-grid or snap-to-element functionality for clean, consistent layout.
• Group or align multiple elements together, making it easier to create balanced, symmetrical designs.
Even for existing elements like text inputs, dates, and checkboxes, aligning them precisely is currently very difficult. These tools would massively improve visual consistency, editing experience, and output quality, especially when working with complex documents or legal templates.
With these upgrades, GoHighLevel’s document builder would feel less like a form generator and more like a real document editor — perfect for contracts, proposals, and branded documents.
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Brandon Howard
It would also be super handy to have vertical alignment options within table cells. For example, I have a table where one cell has just a line or two and the cell next to it has like 10-20 lines. I want the first cell to vertically align in the middle of the cell so it stays vertically centered even when I add/subtract from the cell next to it.
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Sales & Marketing
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Fillable Field Element Relative Positioning
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Matt Lambert
Currently when you have variables in a proposal that vary in length and can shift the content further own the page, the signature block and other fillable field elements end up not lining up with the content they were associated with. They are anchored in absolute position to the page, and not relative to the content around it.
It would be great for formatting if you could anchor the elements relatively in a section and have move up or down the page in relation to the elements around them
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William Quigley BnL414
AGREE. I am wanting to add a signature element in a table and would like to anchor or group it with the table so that as other elements shift above, it will move the signature element within the table with it, instead of keeping the signature element in its original position.