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Meet info boxes for GravityView Maps
Good morning, info boxes! Sometimes it’s hard to get out of beta bed, but not when you have a release this good! Our Maps Premium View got a great update with Version 1.4: info boxes. Info boxes allow you to display information about an entry on a map by clicking the entry’s marker. When you…

Good morning, info boxes!
Sometimes it’s hard to get out of beta bed, but not when you have a release this good! Our Maps Premium View got a great update with Version 1.4: info boxes. Info boxes allow you to display information about an entry on a map by clicking the entry’s marker. When you click the marker, an info box pops up.

GravityView Maps is Gravity Forms plus Google Maps
With info boxes, GravityView Maps is a full-featured Google Maps integration for Gravity Forms. It’s a great way to display your Gravity Forms entries on a map. Maps comes with a GravityView All Access license and is available for download now. We’ve got great features planned and in the works that make Maps more powerful. We look forward to sharing them with you!
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