Creating a Custom WordPress Dashboard to Display Gravity Form Results
Displaying key metrics directly on the WordPress admin dashboard is an excellent way to provide users with valuable insights. This article walks you … [+]
Effortlessly Duplicate Any Post or Custom Post Type in WordPress
Are you managing a WordPress site and often find yourself recreating similar posts or pages? Save time and effort with our new post duplication … [+]
How to List All Gravity Forms in a WordPress Multisite Installation?
In a WordPress multisite setup, managing Gravity Forms across multiple sites can become quite a challenge. Whether for an audit, maintenance, or … [+]
Complete Guide to Granting Editors Permissions for Managing Gravity Forms
In a previous post, we discussed how to grant editors the permissions to create discount coupons for Gravity Forms. Now, let’s explore the complete … [+]
Allow editors to create and manage Gravity Forms coupons
By default, only administrators have the capability to create and manage coupons in Gravity Forms. If you’d like to grant your editors this ability … [+]
Dynamic Character Limits in Gravity Forms with Targeted Loading
Managing character limits in form fields is a common need, especially for maintaining data consistency and user experience. With this dynamic … [+]
How to dynamically create a navigation menu
By automating site creation on WordPress, you can also automate the creation of the site tree structure, for example for a prototype. In the example … [+]
How to create a custom status?
How can I create a custom status for a custom post type (‘places’ in this example): Add this function to your plugin or function file: … [+]
Gravity Forms: Dynamic creation of fields from CPT
How can I dynamically create set of fields in my Gravity Form, based on my custom post type? We created a mu-plugin called gravity.php for that: … [+]