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DIY Layout

by GravityView gravityview.co v2.6.0 Unlimited sites

DIY Layout is a GravityView extension by GravityView that gives you control over how Gravity Forms entries appear on your site. It adds a drag-and-drop layout builder, so you can arrange and style entry data without writing code.

Version: 2.6.0
Released: Oct 8, 2026
Developer: GravityView
Type: WordPress plugin
Licence: GPL
Included in: Every plan, or $4.79 a year on its own

What’s new in DIY Layout 2.6.0

Version 2.6.0 · Oct 8, 2026 Latest

ImprovedScreen reader navigation, with a View's entries now identified as a labeled region, as in GravityView's other layouts.
FixedThe "No Entries Message" could be displayed as plain text instead of a heading when the "No Entries Form" setting was configured.
ImprovedThe Multiple Entries template now fires the gk/gravityview/template/entries/before and gk/gravityview/template/entries/after actions around the entries output, as GravityView's other layouts do.
ImprovedThe no-results output now uses the .gv-no-results.gv-no-results-text or .gv-no-results.gv-no-results-form classes instead of .gv-diy-view.gv-no-results; update any custom CSS that targets the old selector.
ImprovedReplaced GravityView hooks deprecated in version 2.55 with their current equivalents.
ChangedNote: DIY Layout now requires PHP 7.4 and WordPress 6.5 or newer.

What it does

GravityView displays Gravity Forms entries on the front end of a WordPress site, and its default layouts cover many common cases. Sometimes your data needs a different arrangement, such as a directory of members, a list of event registrations or a page of customer feedback. This extension lets you build that display yourself instead of working within a fixed template, so the result matches the way your content is organized.

You build layouts with a drag-and-drop interface, choosing which form fields appear, putting them in order and styling each one. Entries can be shown as lists, tables or grids, and a live preview lets you check the result before publishing. Layouts are responsive across desktops and phones, and they work alongside GravityView's filtering and sorting, so visitors can still narrow down and order the entries they browse.

Best for

Sites displaying Gravity Forms entries through GravityView
Membership directories and event registration listings
Developers needing custom entry displays without template coding

Features

Drag-and-drop layout builder

Arrange how Gravity Forms entries are displayed by dragging elements into place, with no coding needed to build a custom view.

Lists, tables or grids

Present entries in a list, table or grid format, choosing whichever arrangement suits the type of data you are displaying.

Field-level control

Select which form fields appear, reorder them and style individual fields so each entry shows only the information you want.

Styling options

Adjust fonts, colors, spacing and other visual settings so your entry layouts stay consistent with the rest of your site design.

Live preview

See how your layout will look while you build it, so you can make adjustments before the view goes live on your site.

Responsive layouts

Custom layouts adapt to different screen sizes, displaying entry data on desktops, tablets and smartphones.

Works with filtering and sorting

Layouts work with GravityView's filtering and sorting features, helping visitors find and order entries within your custom display.

Screen reader friendly output

A View's entries are identified as a labeled region, which helps people using screen readers move through the displayed content.

DIY Layout older versions

2.5.2Jul 5, 20251 fix
2.5.1Nov 6, 20241 fix
2.5Sep 11, 20241 improvement, 2 fixes
2.4Apr 18, 2023

Members and buyers of this product can download older versions.

Questions about DIY Layout

Do I need GravityView and Gravity Forms to use this?

Yes. This is an extension for GravityView, which displays entries collected by Gravity Forms. It adds a custom layout option to GravityView rather than working as a standalone form or display plugin.

Can I build a layout without knowing code?

Yes. The drag-and-drop builder lets you choose fields, reorder them and apply styling such as fonts, colors and spacing. A live preview shows how the layout looks before you publish it.

What kinds of displays can I create?

You can present entries as lists, tables or grids. That covers uses such as membership directories, event registration lists and collections of customer feedback, each arranged to fit your own data.

Will visitors still be able to filter and sort entries?

Yes. Layouts built with this extension work with GravityView's filtering and sorting features, so visitors can narrow down results and change their order within your custom display.

Is DIY Layout free?

The code of DIY Layout is licensed under the GPL, so anyone may use, change and share it. GPL Feast is a paid service: a plan or a single purchase gives you the download and automatic updates. The developer's own support, licence key and online services are not included.

Which version of DIY Layout is this?

Version 2.6.0, released Oct 8, 2026. New versions appear here when the developer publishes them, and members get them as automatic updates.

How do I update DIY Layout?

Install the free GPL Feast Updater on your site and connect it with your API key. It installs new versions of DIY Layout automatically and keeps a backup, so you can roll back.