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<h4>How does it work?</h4>
PHP Code Keeper for Gravity Forms…
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<li>creates a directory at <code>wp-content/uploads/gravity_hopper/code/</code>.</li>
<li>adds a file <code>gf-global-code.php</code> (for housing globally run code).</li>
<li>optionally creates/duplicates/deletes a <code>gf-00xx.php</code> file for every form created/duplicated/deleted. (for housing form-specific code)</li>
<li>will load all files in the code directory associated with an existing form or having prefix that has been explicitly allowed.</li>
<li>allows exporting any number of code files to compressed .zip.</li>
<li>introduces pages in the Gravity Forms interface whereby you can manage custom PHP code.</li>
</ul>
Code Keeper does not restrict when specific files are included on the site. All code from allowed files residing in the <code>gravity_hopper/code/</code> directory will run for all forms. Always use appropriate hooks and/or conditional checks when targeting specific forms and fields.
<h4>Why use it?</h4>
PHP Code Keeper provides orderliness to your code customizations, gives you a better sense of the specific code running across your site, and helps ensure your customizations are not lost when other site modifications are made.
Learn more in the walk-through article <a href="https://orbitalforge.com/custom-code-keeper-for-gravity-forms/" rel="nofollow ugc">What is PHP Code Keeper for Gravity Forms?</a>
<h4>Need more for your Gravity Forms development?</h4>
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PHP Code Keeper for Gravity Forms

Provides a reliable and consistent way to create, store, edit, and load custom form-related PHP code on your site.

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Display “Badges” in the side-panel which points to a web-site and an image which is then used to build the “badge”.
To access the configuration you have to go to Appearance > Widgets and edit the settings in the Panel.
Using the Widget you can choose whether to:
<ol>
<li>(Optionally) display a Title</li>
<li>Link to a site</li>
<li>Required link to an image to mark that site (any size will work, but the “standard” seems to be 88 pixels wide by 31 pixels high)</li>
<li>Pad the Badge (including centring the text); some people may prefer using their own CSS, so this is an optional configuration.</li>
<li>Enable “Display Badge in a Box” (enabled by default)</li>
<li>Enable the Displaying of a Drop-Shadow</li>
</ol>
If more control is needed, or more badges need to be displayed, the <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/badges/" title="Wordpress Plugin" rel="ugc">badges plugin</a> on the WordPress site might be a better fit.

Badge

Display a badge (based the "badges") without requiring file-system access or knowledge of HTML.

PHP Code Keeper for Gravity Forms vs Badge