Joshua Vandercar 
When building a form, it is important to minimize friction for the end-user. Visual design elements are an important consideration toward this end. This brief tutorial will walk you through styling Gravity Form radio fields and checkboxes in order to present a clean user interface on your form. Step 1: Set Field Class Step 2: … Read more
To the novice administrator, the block directory allows unbeknownst plugin installation. As such, you will likely want to disable the feature on client sites.
I think it important that we understand “the how” of what takes place when you search and add a new block to your post or page. So, let’s take a moment and consider this introduction of the block directory.
If you oversee a network of WordPress sites, you should take note of the admin email verification introduced in WordPress 5.3. How does it work and how can we customize it for our specific needs? We’ll take a look in this post. You’ll now be periodically asked to confirm that your admin email address is … Read more
In this post we will learn how to persist fields across all pages of a multi-page Gravity Form. By adding special classes, we will allow our selected field(s) to be pinned to the form by either prepending or appending them to the other fields presented on each page. I first created this snippet in order … Read more
In this post we will learn how to grab a portion of the content from a WordPress post containing a Gravity Form and send it into a field of that form, so that this content can be recorded with the submission and repurposed for confirmations, notifications, and any generated PDFs. Step 1: Add a Receiving … Read more
Please note that Branding My MainWP Dashboard is no longer available as its own plugin. The features previously available here have been wrapped into the plugin available at typemarker.com. MainWP v4 introduces a brand new user experience. The interface they’ve built for managing your network of sites gets two thumbs up from me. Even so, … Read more
Anyone who oversees a network of WordPress sites will want to take special note of the PHP Error Protection introduced in WordPress 5.2. This administrator-focused update will let you safely fix or manage fatal errors without requiring developer time. It features better handling of the so-called “white screen of death,” and a way to enter … Read more
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A how-to on receiving tabular data in Gravity Forms.
There are oftentimes bits of information I’d like to know about the sites in my MainWP network. MainWP Code Snippets gives me quick access to view or update this info.