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How to build a health log and meal tracker on WordPress without code
Build a no-code health log and meal tracker on WordPress using Gravity Forms and GravityKit. Includes meal tabs, trend charts, and a personal notes dashboard.
What AI means for WordPress in 2025: Experts share their opinions
WordPress experts share how AI is reshaping site building in 2025. Covers AI website builders, automation tools, and what developers should do to stay ahead.
Announcing GravityView – Magic Links: Secure front-end entry editing without a login
GravityView Magic Links lets users edit Gravity Forms entries via a secure, time-limited link sent by email. No account or login required, ideal for one-time corrections.
Streamlining development and saving time: GravityKit in action at South Florida Web Advisors
Case study: South Florida Web Advisors manages 150+ client sites using GravityKit for directories, staff listings, and data displays without writing custom PHP code.
GravityView vs Ninja Tables: In-depth comparison
GravityView vs Ninja Tables: an in-depth comparison of two WordPress data display plugins. Find out which best fits your table layout and front-end data needs.
Announcing GravityCharts 1.14: Powerful new grouping options and enhanced performance
GravityCharts 1.14 adds flexible aggregate grouping for non-date fields, letting you chart totals or averages by category, product, or campaign without writing code.
GravityView vs Formidable Views: In-depth comparison
GravityView vs Formidable Views: a detailed comparison of two WordPress web app builders. Covers features, flexibility, pricing, and which tool fits your project best.
GravityView vs Toolset: In-depth comparison
GravityView vs Toolset: a head-to-head comparison for WordPress developers. Covers dynamic content display, custom post types, pricing, and which tool suits your project.
How to create WordPress posts or pages from Gravity Forms entries
Turn Gravity Forms submissions into WordPress posts using three methods: the Advanced Post Creation add-on, built-in Post Fields, or GravityView for flexible front-end content displays.