ethanpil

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This plugin is an add-on for the <a href="http://gravityforms.com" title="visit the Gravity Forms website" rel="nofollow ugc">Gravity Forms Plugin</a>.
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Do you need to insert images into Gravity Forms HTML fields? Hate manually uploading and creating tags? Me too! Thats why I created this simple plugin for Gravity Forms which adds a button to every HTML field in the Gravity Forms form editor. Click the button and insert or upload an image using the standard WordPress media uploader.
Usage: 
1. Add an HTML field to your form. 
2. Click the new “Insert Image” button. 
3. Upload a new image or select an existing image. 
4. The tag is inserted into the HTML field at the position of the cursor.
Important Notes: 
I added an attribute to every tag of:
<pre><code>style="max-width:100%"
</code></pre>
This prevents large images for breaking the forms. You can easily remove it from the insert, but it shouldn’t break anything if you leave it.
Fork away: https://github.com/ethanpil/gravity-forms-image-in-html
This WordPress plugin is brought to you by <a href="https://www.angeleswebdesign.com" title="Los Angeles Web Design WordPress Experts" rel="nofollow ugc">Los Angeles Web Design</a>
Future Plans: 
1. Add Support for Gravity Forms WYSIWYG – https://wordpress.org/plugins/gravity-forms-wysiwyg/

Gravity Forms Image in HTML

Adds a button to Gravity Forms form editor HTML input field to insert or upload an image via Wordpress media uploader.

uamv

Gravity Forms does not yet support slider fields. Until that time, this plugin may serve the purpose well.
The plugin adds a new slider field within the advanced field group. Customize your slider with the following set of options.
<h4>Supported Options</h4>
Native to Gravity Forms
<ul>
<li>field label</li>
<li>description</li>
<li>number format</li>
<li>range</li>
<li>handle connects</li>
<li>field label visibility</li>
<li>description placement</li>
<li>custom css class</li>
<li>field size</li>
<li>admin field label</li>
<li>default value</li>
<li>visibility</li>
<li>allow field to be populated dynamically</li>
<li>enable conditional logic</li>
</ul>
Custom
<ul>
<li>value relations (descriptive terms that relate to min & max number values of slider)</li>
<li>step (precision of values that can selected along the slider)</li>
<li>show value (select whether to hide, show on hover & drag, or always shows the currently selected value)</li>
<li>connect (visually connect the handle to the upper or lower edge of the slider)</li>
</ul>
If value relations have been defined, they will be displayed along with the field label in form entry details and when using merge tags.
<h4>Credits</h4>
In order to play nice with touch devices, Gravity Slider Fields utilizes <a href="http://refreshless.com/nouislider" title="noUiSlider" rel="nofollow ugc">noUiSlider</a> (developed by <a href="http://twitter.com/LeonGersen" rel="nofollow ugc">Léon Gersen</a>)

Gravity Slider Fields

This looks and appears nicely on Gravity Forms. However, I have calculated fields and it's only taking the default value I've set and not the updated value. My confirmation message repeats the slider value... and it's not the actual slider value it's the default.

Gravity Forms Image in HTML vs Gravity Slider Fields