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Creating Quizzes with Gravity Forms

Like most of our extensions, the Gravity Forms Quiz Add-On is easy to set up and use. Follow these steps to create your first quiz.

4 Powerful Ways to Use Gravity Forms with Zapier

Learn some powerful ways to use Gravity Forms and Zapier to integrate with over 3000 different web services!

How to Add a Contact Form to Your Footer or Sidebar

It’s smart to make your site accessible by adding a contact form to your footer or sidebar. Fortunately, it’s easy in WordPress with Gravity Forms.

Creating User-Submitted Posts with Gravity Forms

Do you want users to create and submit their own content via a form? Learn how to use Gravity Forms to automatically create WordPress pages and posts.

Create Your Own Lead Magnet Opt-in Form with Just Gravity Forms

Lead magnets are powerful tools to grow your email list. In this article, we’re going to explain how to set up a Gravity Form for your lead magnet.

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How to Launch Advanced Forms with Gravity Forms Documentation

Gravity Forms is a comprehensive tool. In this post, we go over a few ways you can use our documentation to launch advanced forms.

Build a Service Agreement Form with Gravity Form’s Signature Add-On

With Gravity Forms, you can create a service agreement form that doesn’t need to be printed, faxed, or scanned. They can even sign their name!

How to Improve Your Survey Form Response Rate

It’s important to take steps to maximize your survey response rate. In this article, we’d like to offer some tips to get more people to take your surveys.

Here’s How to Accept Donations Through Your WordPress Site with Gravity Forms

Taking donations through a website is an excellent way to raise funds – and with Gravity Forms, it’s not as hard to set up as you may think.

How to Use Gutenberg with Gravity Forms

By Jonathan Calderon

Gutenberg with Gravity Forms With the introduction of version 5.0, the team at WordPress have released the Gutenberg plugin as their default editor. If you install WordPress from this point forward or update your existing version, you’ll see the classic editor has been replaced with the Gutenberg editor. If you are unfamiliar with Gutenberg, we’ve prepared a small introduction for you below this article. Click here to read it. Since WordPress 5.0 removed the classic editor, you’ll notice the Add Forms button that embeds a Gravity Form has been removed. But do not worry! There are a few ways you can use Gutenberg with Gravity Forms. There are a three methods to add a Gravity Form to a page or post: 1. Install the Gravity Forms Gutenberg Block (Recommended) This is the cleanest and simplest method, so it’s the one we recommend to all Gravity Forms users. We strongly recommend you get used to using Gutenberg blocks, because this is how WordPress will be developed in the future. First, download the Gravity Forms Gutenberg Add-On from our Downloads Page. This will add a block to the Gutenberg editor. Inside the editor, click the plus symbol to add a new block,… READ MORE

Gravity Forms and Zapier: How to Connect Your Forms to 3,000+ Apps

Gravity Forms and Zapier make a powerful pair. In this article, we’re going to introduce you to Zapier and explain how to connect it to Gravity Forms.

How to Create a Net Promoter Score Survey With Gravity Forms

It’s important that you understand how your customers feel about your business. Learn how to create a Net Promoter Score survey to capture that data.

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