Scenario: You have a website in English and would like to offer one form in Spanish. Gravity Forms does not offer this feature so here’s how you do it. Manually change the Form Fields titles to Spanish. If you are using placeholders you can manually change those as well. Manually change the “Custom Validation Message” […]
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Add css class to your image or slider element: bw-color add the following css to your theme customizer custom css section or your theme css files: .bw-color img { /* filter: url(filters.svg#grayscale); Firefox 3.5+ / filter: gray; / IE5+ / -webkit-filter: grayscale(1); / Webkit Nightlies & Chrome Canary */ -webkit-transition: all .4s ease-in-out; } .bw-color
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Place this snippet in an HTML field in your form: <script> jQuery( document ).ready(function() { jQuery(‘input:radio[name=”input_2″]’).change( function(){ if (jQuery(this).is(‘:checked’) && jQuery(this).val() == ‘Enter Amount’) { jQuery(‘#input_2_1’).focus(); } }); }); </script> Customize the above code according to your specific fields. To add a regular text link that focuses on a specific field use the following code
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By default when you use the {all_fields} tag for email notifications in gravity forms, any admin field label you may have set will not be used. In case you are using a shorter label for readability or any other reason that you want to show the admin field labels in your email notifications, simply modify
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Don’t Make Me Think : A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability There are lots of beautiful themes and templates available for your wordpress website however, it’s easy to be drawn towards a graphically appealing site and lose focus on usability. There is a core set of guideline that every website must follow to actually
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Here is an alternative method to using Zapier or other external services for sending your Gravity Form submissions to a Google Sheet. This is helpful if you want to track orders, process applications or simply manage the submitted data in a google sheet, and share it with others. You will need the following: A Gravity Forms license, if
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