by klane | Nov 2, 2026 | Guides
A Gravity Forms JSON file contains an entire form: every field, its settings and its logic. Importing one takes a minute, and it is the fastest way to start with a form somebody else has already built. Here is exactly how to do it and what to check afterwards. Before...
by klane | Nov 2, 2026 | Guides
Nobody likes a form full of questions that do not apply to them. Conditional logic lets a Gravity Forms form show only the questions that matter, based on earlier answers. The result is a shorter form, fewer abandoned submissions and cleaner leads. This guide uses a...
by klane | Nov 2, 2026 | Guides
A form that shows a live price as the visitor answers is one of the best ways to turn a website into a lead generator. People get an instant number, and you get a qualified inquiry with every detail already filled in. Gravity Forms can do this without custom code....
by klane | Nov 2, 2026 | Guides
A timed quiz feels different from an untimed one. It keeps people focused, it makes scores more meaningful, and it stops anyone from looking up every answer. The catch is that Gravity Forms and its Quiz Add-On do not include a countdown timer out of the box. This...
