Gravity Forms Shortcode

Introduction

Gravity Forms is a WordPress plugin that allows you to easily create and manage complex forms on your website. The Gravity Forms Shortcode feature allows you to insert forms into your posts, pages, and widgets using a simple shortcode.

By using shortcodes, you can generate a form on any page or post without writing any additional code. This makes it incredibly flexible and user-friendly for both site owners and developers.

Syntax

To insert a Gravity Forms form using a shortcode, you can use the following syntax:

[gravityform id="{form_id}" title="{form_title}" description="{form_description}" ajax="{true_or_false}"]

• {form_id} - The ID of the form you want to display.
• {form_title} (optional) - The title of the form.
• {form_description} (optional) - A brief description of the form.
• {true_or_false} (optional) - Whether or not to enable AJAX form submission.

Examples

Basic Usage

To display a basic form without a title, description, or AJAX, use the following shortcode:

[gravityform id="1"]

Custom Title and Description

To add a custom title and description to your form, use the following shortcode:

[gravityform id="1" title="Contact Us" description="Please fill out the form below"]

AJAX Form Submission

By default, AJAX form submission is disabled. To enable AJAX, set the ajax attribute to true:

[gravityform id="1" ajax="true"]

Conclusion

Gravity Forms Shortcode is a powerful feature that allows you to easily embed and display forms on your WordPress website. By using the provided shortcode syntax, you can customize the appearance and behavior of the form based on your requirements.