Zack Katz

<h3>View all your Gravity Forms entries as an RSS feed</h3>
Generate RSS feeds for each Gravity Form form.
<ul>
<li>Go to the Forms menu</li>
<li>Click on the form you want to enable RSS for</li>
<li>Click on Form Settings</li>
<li>At the bottom of the “Form Settings” tab, you will see a new “Form RSS” setting under “Form Options”</li>
<li>Save the form</li>
<li>You will see a link “Go to RSS feed” – that’s the link!</li>
</ul>
You must save the form before the RSS feed will work
<h3>There’s some security, too.</h3>
In order to view the RSS feed, users will need to have the correct token (a kind of password). Without the correct token, the RSS feed will not work.

Gravity Forms RSS Add-On

Output Gravity Forms entries as an RSS feed on a per-form basis.

bradvin

<blockquote>
This plugin is an add-on for the amazing Gravity Forms Plugin. 
 Check out my other free <a href="http://themergency.com/gravity-forms-addon-plugins/" rel="nofollow ugc">Add-ons for Gravity Forms</a>
</blockquote>
Compatible with Gravity Forms v1.7.2
Requires at least v1.5 of Gravity Forms
“Ready Classes” were introduced in Gravity Forms 1.5. Using these new classes, you can easily create more advanced alternative layouts for the fields in your forms. Excellent idea, however, the problem is you always need to remember what the exact class name is. Now with the CSS Ready class selector, you don’t need to remember. Simply click on a button to lauch the popup and choose the class you want to add from the list.
features
<ul>
<li>Convenient button added under the advanced tab next to the “CSS Class Name” field</li>
<li>Clean and simple popup that lists all the “Ready Classes”</li>
<li>Add more than one “Ready Class”</li>
<li>Double click a “Ready Class” to add it and auto-close the popup</li>
</ul>

Gravity Forms CSS Ready Class Selector

Easily select a CSS "Ready Class" for your fields within Gravity Forms

Gravity Forms RSS Add-On vs Gravity Forms CSS Ready Class Selector