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GravityView version 1.8 has been released
We were tired of switching between a bunch of different boxes to configure our View and the different GravityView Extension settings. So we combined them into a pretty little box. Tabbed metabox settings makes configuring your View settings easier. We also added support for...

We were tired of switching between a bunch of different boxes to configure our View and the different GravityView Extension settings. So we combined them into a pretty little box. Tabbed metabox settings makes configuring your View settings easier. 
Here’s a full list of changes for the release:
1.8 on May 26
- View settings have been consolidated to a single location. Learn more about the new View Settings layout.
- Added: Custom Link Text in Website fields
- Added: Poll Addon GravityView widget
- Added: Quiz Addon support: add Quiz score fields to your View configuration
- Added: Possibility to search by entry creator on Search Bar and Widget
- Fixed:
[gvlogic]shortcode now properly handles comparing empty values.- Use
[gvlogic if="{example} is=""]to determine if a value is blank. - Use
[gvlogic if="{example} isnot=""]to determine if a value is not blank. - See “Matching blank values” in the shortcode documentation
- Use
- Fixed: Sorting by full address. Now defaults to sorting by city. Use the
gravityview/sorting/addressfilter to modify what data to use (here’s how) - Fixed: Newly created entries cannot be directly accessed when using the custom slug feature
- Fixed: Merge Tag autocomplete hidden behind the Field settings (did you know you can type
{in a field that has Merge Tags enabled and you will get autocomplete?) - Fixed: For sites not using Permalinks, the Search Bar was not working for embedded Views
- Tweak: When GravityView is disabled, only show “Could not activate the Extension; GravityView is not active.” on the Plugins page
- Tweak: Added third parameter to
gravityview_widget_search_filtersfilter that passes the search widget arguments - Updated: Italian translation by @Lurtz
- Updated: Danish translation by @jaegerbo
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