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  • Which Post Fields are editable?

    Since GravityView version 2.20, custom post types created with the Advanced Post Creation add-on can now be edited in GravityView! You can allow users to edit post content from the Edit Entry screen.

  • How to navigate to an HTML anchor after search

    Do you want the Search Bar to navigate to an HTML anchor on the page after a search is performed? If so, you can add the following code to your site: /** * Modify the action of the Search Bar form to

  • Attaching an event into a notification

    Introduced in GravityCalendar version 2.4 is the possibility to attach into a form notification the event .ICS file from the recently submitted form. You can find this new setting inside the Calendar

  • Using the Search Bar "Clear" button

    Added in Version 1.5.4 The Search bar widget has a "Show Clear button" setting. Enabling this setting allows users to clear entered search values. Click the gear to open the Search Bar widget

  • How to change the description of the Star Rating titles on hover

    When hovering over a star to rate an entry, the titles are by default: 1 star 2 stars 3 stars 4 stars 5 stars But what if you have a custom rating scale that you want to display when users hover over

  • Pricing fields calculation

    This functionality requires the GravityMath plugin version 2.0 to be installed and activated on your website. If your form has Pricing fields, it's now possible to perform calculations with them on

  • Forcing numbers to sort properly

    Let's say you have a drop-down field on your form with choices ranging from 1 to 10 or greater. And you try to sort your View by this field: GravityView can't sort text-based fields as if they were

  • Getting Started With the DIY Layout

    In this article, we’ll show you how to get set up with the DIY Layout. Note: The DIY Layout is included in the GravityKit All Access license. Installing the DIY Layout You can install the DIY Layout

  • Can I use [gravitymath] with dates and times?

    The GravityMath extension does not currently calculate dates and times. If your looking to calculate ages or something similar, try creating an Age or Age Range dropdown field on your form.

  • Setting up sharing buttons with JetPack

    Go to the Plugins page and click the Add New button, and type "Jetpack" on the search. Click the Install Now button. Enable Jetpack's "Sharing" module In the menu bar, you will see a new menu for

  • How can I change the day weeks start on in Calendar?

    For the GravityCalendar add-on, by default, the week starts on the same day as the value of the "Week Starts On" setting configured in WordPress. The settings can be accessed by clicking on Settings

  • How to display uploaded files as links

    GravityView supports adding links to files uploaded via your form. When you add a File Upload field to your View, you'll have the option in the field settings to display the upload as a link: Once

  • Displaying Fields conditionally

    There are two methods to conditionally display a field's value on your View based on a value from another field. You can either do that using the [gvlogic] shortcode inside a Custom Content field, or

  • Enable Views to be hierarchical (parent/child)

    If you want to define a View as a parent to another View, you should add the following code to your functions.php file: add_filter( 'gravityview_is_hierarchical', '__return_true' ); Read here how to

  • Error: This page can't load Google Maps correctly

    If you experience this error message on your Maps View, this usually means there's a conflict between your active theme and GravityView or another active plugin and GravityView. In these situations,

  • How to search for an exact match

    In order to search for exact matches in GravityView, use quotes around words. GravityView supports exact-match search using Search Modifiers. Arkansas and Kansas What happens if you have a form with

  • Type of Fields Allowed as Data Source on a Chart

    In GravityCharts, only certain types of fields are allowed to be used as the data source for a chart. These fields all have one thing in common, they allow for choices: Drop Down, Multi-Select Drop

  • Adding a link to a column

    Sometimes, you collect a website URL or email address on your form, and instead of adding them to your View as another column, you want to use those fields to put a link in the name column, for

  • Adding a Custom Chart Color Palette

    GravityCharts already comes with 26 color palettes available for you to choose from: ...however, if none of these existing palettes work with the design of your website you can add a new custom one

  • Displaying video, audio, and media links as a player using the Custom Content field

    Imagine you have a field in your form where people share a Vimeo or YouTube link, and you'd like to display those links as a Video player instead of the link to the video. Or you have a tweet from

  • Changing the View custom post type slug

    By default, the plugin presents Views using the following url structure: http://www.example.com/view/my-view-name/ If you'd like to change the part of the URL (known as a "slug") from view to a

  • Displaying events from another calendar in your calendar

    GravityCalendar allows an additional iCal (the standard calendar format) calendar feed to be displayed on the same GravityCalendar calendar. This is helpful if you want to, for example, display

  • How to add field calculations to the table footer

    This functionality requires the GravityMath plugin version 2.0 to be installed and activated on your website. Introducing in version 2.0 of GravityMath, there's a new functionality that allows our