Gravity Forms and Gravity View: Build advanced forms and make it possible for users to view and edit content on the front end of your site.

05 Feb 2019|Dave Kuhar|||Last Updated May 30, 2019
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This month, Lou Anne from the Bay Area Foothills meetup walked us through Gravity Forms, one of the most popular form builders for WordPress, and an add-on called Gravity View, which makes it possible to display and edit data entered via Gravity Forms on the front end of your site. The following videos are from her presentation.

Gravity Forms, Part I
Gravity Forms, Part II
Gravity View, Part I
Gravity View, Part II

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Dave Kuhar

Dave ran Transmit Studio, a media creation lab in San José. He's built more websites with WordPress than he can remember. He's reluctantly moved back to Ohio and now works for Stanford University (remotely). He likes hearing himself talk and writing about himself in third person.

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