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This plugin allows you to display entries from a specific Gravity Forms form on the frontend using a shortcode. It supports creating “Views” to manage settings, filters, and display options.
Key features: 
* Frontend Entry Table: Display form entries in a responsive, clean table layout. 
* Advanced Filtering: Filter entries by text (Contains, Equals, Starts With, Ends With, ISNOT) and Date Ranges. 
* Column Customizer: Users can toggle column visibility and reorder columns via a modal interface. 
* Entry Details Modal: View full entry details in a popup modal. 
* Export Functionality: Export entries to CSV or Excel. 
* Search & Pagination: AJAX-powered global search and pagination. 
* Custom Styling: Configure primary, secondary, and table header colors to match your theme. 
* Views System: Create and manage multiple views with different settings for the same form.
<h3>Shortcode Usage</h3>
<h3>Using a View (Recommended)</h3>
Create a View in the admin panel to configure columns, filters, and colors, then use the generated shortcode:
<pre><code>[rt_gf_entries_view view_id="123"]
</code></pre>
<ul>
<li><code>view_id</code> – The ID of the configured View.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Basic Usage</h3>
Display entries directly by Form ID (uses default settings):
<pre><code>[rt_gf_entries_view form_id="1"]
</code></pre>
Optional attributes for basic usage: 
* <code>limit</code> – number of entries per page. Default: <code>10</code>
Example: 
 [rt_gf_entries_view form_id=”2″ limit=”20″]
<h3>License</h3>
This plugin is licensed under the GPLv2 or later.

RT Frontend Entry View for Gravity Forms

Display Gravity Forms entries on the frontend using a simple shortcode, with support for pagination and filtering.

WebHolism

When activated this plugin allows Gravity Forms elements to be split into columns. To implement the columns three new elements (Row Start, Column Break, and Row End) which are introduced into the Gravity Forms administration area in a group labelled as Multiple Columns Fields.
For each form, in its form settings it is possible to enable and disable the plugin’s CSS and JS that are used by the plugin. The CSS file is responsible for the layout of the form, and the JS file is used to remove unwanted spacing generated if using conditional logic to hide form elements. It is advised to keep the CSS enabled at all times, but the JS should only be enabled in the case of hidden elements through the use of conditional logic.
** Note: Plugin no longer supports initial column specification using Sections in versions 2 and before. If updating plugin from a version prior to version 3, the form will need to be recreated with the current design definitions.**
Note: If updating from version 3.0.3 or earlier. If the columns are not displaying as expected, first please visit the Form Settings for each form and check the Enable CSS checkbox.
Support this plugin by purchasing <a href="https://rocketgenius.pxf.io/multicolumns" rel="nofollow ugc">Gravity Forms</a> now, using the affiliate link. No extra cost to you, and a big help towards supporting this plugin.
<h3>Credits</h3>
A big thank you goes to K. Woodberry, T. Kaufenberg, J. Wright, D. Donnelly, A. Sharma, L. Hanbury-Pickett for identifying issues, and assisting in finding solutions to them. 🙂

Multiple Columns for Gravity Forms

Gravity form is good but its lacking lots of functionality for layout creation. This plugin give multi column function to create within form. Doing exactly what it says. Just install and add columns. That's it. One suggestion though, if you can add css box to add css class to column, that will be great. 

Nice Plugin for simple functionality

Introduces new form elements into Gravity Forms which allow for simple column creation.

RT Frontend Entry View for Gravity Forms vs Multiple Columns for Gravity Forms