
Grid Layout Gravity Forms
Grid Layout For Gravity Forms is a WordPress plugin by Sushil Kumar that adds multi-column layouts to Gravity Forms. It lets you place fields side by side and set each field's width through a drag and drop interface, so long forms look tidy without any custom code.
- Version
- 3.4
- Released
- May 5, 2021
- Developer
- WPMonks
- Type
- WordPress plugin
- Licence
- GPL
- Included in
- Every plan, or $3.99 a year on its own
What’s new in Grid Layout Gravity Forms 3.4
- RemovedRemoved Grid option from Gravity Forms v2.5.
What it does
Gravity Forms stacks fields in a single column by default, which can make longer forms feel stretched out and hard to scan. Registration forms, surveys and detailed contact forms often benefit from grouping related fields on the same row, such as first and last name or city and postal code. This plugin gives you a grid to arrange fields that way, so the form reads in logical sections and takes up less vertical space on the page.
The plugin works inside Gravity Forms, so you keep building forms the way you already do. You drag fields into position on the grid and adjust the width of each one individually. The resulting layouts are responsive, adapting to desktops, tablets and phones. It is meant to work with a wide range of WordPress themes, which makes it a practical fit for site owners, developers and marketers who want cleaner form layouts without writing CSS.
Best for
- Sites that rely on Gravity Forms for lead or contact forms
- Organizations running long registration forms or surveys
- Developers wanting form layouts without custom CSS
Features
Arrange Gravity Forms fields into multiple columns so related inputs sit side by side and longer forms are easier to read and fill in.
Position fields on the grid by dragging them into place, so you can design the layout without writing any code.
Set the width of each form field individually, giving you precise control over how every row of the form looks and flows.
The grid tools sit within Gravity Forms itself, so you keep your existing forms, fields and workflow while gaining layout control.
Grid layouts adjust to different screen sizes, keeping forms usable on desktops, tablets and smartphones.
Neatly organized rows and columns give forms a polished appearance that fits in with the rest of your site design.
Designed to work with a wide range of WordPress themes, helping your forms keep consistent styling across the site.
Questions about Grid Layout Gravity Forms
Do I need Gravity Forms to use this plugin?
Yes. Grid Layout For Gravity Forms is an add-on that works with Gravity Forms. It adds grid and column controls to the forms you build there, so you need Gravity Forms running on your site.
Can I set different widths for each field?
Yes. You can adjust the width of each form field individually, which lets you decide exactly how much space every field takes in a row and how the form flows from top to bottom.
Will my multi-column forms work on mobile devices?
The layouts are responsive, so they adapt to different screen sizes. Your forms are meant to display properly on desktops, tablets and smartphones without separate mobile versions.
Do I need coding skills to build grid layouts?
No. Fields are arranged with a drag and drop interface and widths are set through the plugin's controls, so you can create multi-column forms without writing HTML or CSS.
Is Grid Layout Gravity Forms free?
The code of Grid Layout Gravity Forms 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 Grid Layout Gravity Forms is this?
Version 3.4, released May 5, 2021. New versions appear here when the developer publishes them, and members get them as automatic updates.
How do I update Grid Layout Gravity Forms?
Install the free GPL Feast Updater on your site and connect it with your API key. It installs new versions of Grid Layout Gravity Forms automatically and keeps a backup, so you can roll back.
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