Сhanging the Form’s Media Button Text

Since the form’s ID will be used to apply the code for the specific form, we move to the WordPress Dashboard > JetFormBuilder > Forms tab and find the needed form. 

Here, find the form’s ID in the shortcode column and copy the ID (the “3995” text, in this case).

Navigate to the WordPress Dashboard > Custom CSS and JS > Add Custom JS tab. This tab will be added to the WordPress dashboard after the plugin is installed and activated.

Here, insert the needed code’s title into a text field instead of the “Add title” placeholder text (for example, we use the “JetFormbuilder media field text after upload” text). 

After that, navigate to the Permalink link below the text field with the default “Add title” text in it. Then, press the “Edit” button to enter the ID of the form you want to change (in this case, we add the copied ID “3995”) and press the “OK” button to save.

Then, copy the following code by clicking the link.

In the next step, paste the copied text into the text field.

Finally, move to the Options section of the tab and tick the following options: “External File” Linking Type menu, “In the <footer> element” Where on page menu, and “Frontend” Where in site menu. 

Press the “Publish” button to save the code.

If needed, you can add the custom code to be displayed on the corresponding button. 

To do this, navigate to the code text and replace the default text with the required one. In this case, we move to the fourth row and type the “Choose a File You Need” text instead of the default “Choose File” text to be displayed on the corresponding button. 

To customize the text displayed under the button, insert it in the fifth row.

Once completed, press the “Update” button.

Add the form to a page in the editor you prefer, using the JetForm widget/block/element.

Read the How to Display a Form on the Front End tutorial to know how to configure the required settings of the corresponding widget/block/element. 

Then, move to the front end and observe the changes.