Table Layout
Here you’ll find helpful tutorials, walk-throughs, “how-to” guides, and releases related to the GravityView Table Layout (included in the GravityView Core license).
How to create tables in Gravity Forms (step by step guide)
Three ways to create tables inside Gravity Forms: the List field for variable rows, and two more approaches for structured data collection and improved form UX.
How to build a bug tracker for project management on WordPress (without code)
Build a custom WordPress bug tracker using Gravity Forms and GravityView. Manage issues, assign priorities, and track status without costly off-the-shelf project tools.
How to create an online petition with Gravity Forms and show signatures on the front end
Create an online petition with Gravity Forms and display signatures on the front end using GravityView. Includes a free petition form template ready to import and customize.
How to create student report cards using GravityView (with PDF export!)
Build online student report cards with Gravity Forms and GravityView. Includes PDF export, grade entry forms, and a free downloadable template for schools and universities.
GravityView vs TablePress: In-depth comparison
Side-by-side comparison of GravityView and TablePress for displaying WordPress data. Covers features, ease of use, customization options, and pricing to help you pick the right plugin.
Collect and display donations on your website using Gravity Forms and GravityView
Build a donation collection and display system on WordPress without code. Use Gravity Forms to accept payments and GravityView to show donors on the front end.
How to build a content publishing pipeline using GravityView and Gravity Flow
Build a content publishing pipeline on WordPress using Gravity Forms, Gravity Flow, and GravityView. Includes submission form, multi-step review workflow, and a status dashboard.
How to build a to-do list app on WordPress (without code)
Build a simple but powerful to-do list app on WordPress using Gravity Forms and GravityView. Users can add tasks, set priorities, and check off items from the front end.