GravityImport vs GravityMigrate: which add-on do you actually need?
Confused between GravityImport and GravityMigrate? GravityImport handles CSVs into entries; GravityMigrate moves entire Gravity Forms setups between sites.
Product updates
Launch Log: Edit Entry title customization, conditional logic hotfixes across the suite
A meaningful Save feed enhancement in GravityExport, new Edit Entry and Search Bar options in GravityView, plus coordinated hotfixes that restore conditional logic controls across GravityBoard, GravityCalendar, GravityCharts, and the Advanced Filter Extension.
Launch Log: GravityBoard voting, conditional logic upgrades, and HTTP Basic Auth support
This week’s releases introduce card voting in GravityBoard, conditional logic improvements across the suite, and background-job support for sites behind HTTP Basic Authentication.
Latest Posts
Gravity Forms: Answering the most commonly asked questions
Whether you’re new to Gravity Forms or an experienced user, you may have questions about the plugin that you’ve yet to find answers to. Gravity Forms has been a staple in the WordPress world for more than a decade! As the plugin has evolved,…
Feature Highlight: The [gravityview] Shortcode
In this edition of Feature Highlights, we’re exploring the powerful [[gravityview]] shortcode. No, it’s not only for embedding Views! The [gravityiew] shortcode allows you to filter entries by specific values, display the total number of entries in a View, and much more. Shortcodes in…
How to Create Graphs in Gravity Forms Using Your Form Data
Today, businesses rely on graphs in order to visualize large amounts of data in a meaningful way. Most people would agree that graphs are way more appealing than spreadsheets. And that’s not surprising, considering people engage more with visual content. In fact, the human…
The ultimate guide to the Gravity Forms visual editor (drag and drop form builder)
One of the features that makes Gravity Forms so popular is its easy-to-use, visual form builder. However, if you’re new to WordPress, or you’re not familiar with drag and drop functionality, you may need some help understanding how it works. In this tutorial, we’ll…
Connect GravityKit to Other WordPress Plugins and Apps Using Uncanny Automator
We’re excited to announce that Uncanny Automator now integrates with GravityKit, giving you limitless new ways to enhance your GravityView-powered applications! Uncanny Automator is the ultimate no-code automation tool for WordPress. Thanks to this new integration, you can now connect GravityView with other WordPress…
Why Gravity Forms Is the Best Ninja Forms Alternative
Gravity Forms and Ninja Forms are two popular form builders for WordPress. Both plugins offer advanced features, a drag-and-drop editor and a range of powerful integrations. In this post, we’ll compare Gravity Forms and Ninja Forms, showing you why Gravity Forms is the ultimate…
The GravityKit Team Will be at WordCamp Europe 2022 – Come Say Hi!
We’re excited to announce that our whole team will be attending WordCamp Europe 2022, in beautiful Porto, Portugal! Come say hi if you’re there, we’d love to meet you! WordCamp Europe is an informal gathering of WordPress enthusiasts (i.e., anyone from casual users to…
Feature Highlight: The GravityView (WordPress) Search Widget
In this edition of Feature Highlights, we’re exploring the WordPress Search Widget. This handy widget allows you to add a GravityView search bar to your sidebar, footer, or any other widget area on your site. This is really helpful if you want to allow…
