Here you’ll find helpful tutorials, walk-throughs, “how-to” guides, and releases related to the GravityView Maps Layout (included in the GravityKit All Access license).
In today’s digital age, online directories have become an essential part of our daily lives. One of the most popular directories out there is Yelp, a platform that helps users find local businesses and services based on their location, ratings, and reviews. Building a directory website like Yelp from scratch… Read more
In its day, the Yellow Pages was a globally recognized directory service that helped people find local service providers. In this tutorial, we’re going to show you how to create your own Yellow Pages clone on WordPress. To build the directory, we’re going to use Gravity Forms and GravityView. We’ll… Read more
Are you looking for a way to build geolocation applications using Gravity Forms? 🗺️ You can collect location information in Gravity Forms using the “Address” field type, but there’s no way to plot those addresses on a map, unless you use an add-on like GravityView. In this post, we’ll show… Read more
Well known chains like Starbucks and Panda Express have store locators on their websites to help users find the nearest location. A store locator is a map or directory that displays the location of businesses within a certain area. Users can search for stores near them or type in an… Read more
We’re excited to announce the release of Maps 2.0. This update sees the addition of the highly-anticipated Radius Search feature! This allows users to search for listing locations nearby, or type in an address to see listings in the surrounding area. Radius search is a powerful new feature for building… Read more
If you use Gravity Forms on your website to collect data, you may be looking for a way to display that data on a Google Map. Google Maps is the go-to when it comes to Maps applications. In fact, Google Maps powers 83% of all websites using map technologies! The… Read more
We’re excited to announce the release of Maps 1.9! This update sees the addition of two highly requested features, as well as some general quality of life improvements. In Maps 1.9 you’ll find the ability to associate custom map marker icons with submitted field values. We’ve also added a new… Read more
In this edition of Feature Highlights, we’re exploring the Info Boxes feature for the GravityView Maps layout. Info boxes allow you to display information about an entry when a user clicks on that entry’s map marker. Info Boxes are useful for displaying summary data, links, or custom content related to… Read more
This article is outdated. Please see our updated article about building a real-estate directory using Gravity Forms and GravityView. Did you know that the majority of homeowners found their home by looking on the internet? Real estate websites are where potential buyers (or renters) go to look for suitable properties.… Read more
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… Read more