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Gravity Forms Magic Link Login Add-On (free)
I came across this post on X today about a free Gravity Forms add-on that generates a magic link users can use to log in to your WordPress site instead of using a password. I was intrigued, so I took a few minutes to test this add-on out and see how it worked. How It Works We’ve all seen sites that allow you to log in with a username/password or a magic link. This usually annoys me because using my username/password is faster than waiting for a link. But maybe this is better for someone who has trouble remembering passwords ...
Gravity Forms 2.9 Beta First Look
If you missed it, Gravity Forms just released a beta version of the upcoming 2.9 release, which includes some cool new features! In this video, I take a look for the first time at what this new version has to offer! New Features Starting with the most exciting stuff! Two new field types are coming to Gravity Forms! Multiple Choice Field The Multiple Choice Field offers a versatile combination of features found in both checkbox and radio button fields, enhanced with better layout options, compatibility, and controls. This new field type includes an “Enable Select All” feature, which adds a ...
Gravity Forms Dynamically Populate Radio Button Choice from Pricing Tables
In this tutorial, I want to address a recent request from a Gravity Forms user who wanted to link several buttons on their page to individual radio button choices. What is the use case? In this case, the user’s page had a pricing table with three different tiers and price points. They then had a Gravity Forms form on the same page, just below the pricing table, with a product radio button field with a choice for each tier and price. They wanted the user to be able to click one of the buttons on the pricing tier and have ...
Gravity Forms Output Default CSS Settings
Problem There used to be a setting in the Gravity Forms Settings to enable and disable the default CSS. This setting would allow you to disable all of the form CSS to easily apply your own custom CSS. It looked like this: This setting was removed with the release of Gravity Forms version 2.8, and some people have been asking where it went and how they can disable the default CSS. I suspect the change was made to coincide with the new Gravity Forms Theme Framework and how all of that is evolving. Solution With this change, Gravity Forms introduced ...
How to disable the Gravity Forms Template Library
Problem Since the release of Gravity Forms version 2.7, a new feature—the template library—has been added, which was highly requested. This new template library offers fifteen or so different pre-built form templates for building new forms. While this was a great addition, I have seen some users who were not as thrilled with this new feature and requested a way to disable it, and Gravity Forms delivered! Solution In Gravity Forms version 2.8.9, a new filter, gform_bypass_template_library, was added to bypass the template library when creating new forms. The needed code snippet is available in the doc linked above and the ...
