GravityWP – CSS Selector
Easily select CSS Ready Classes for your fields within Gravity Forms
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Stale • Last updated 259 days ago • 9 reviews
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Likely maintained (last update 259 days ago).
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Description
This plugin is an add-on for the amazing Gravity Forms Plugin.
Special thanks to Brad Vincent and Bryan Willis for developing the first and revised version of this plugin.
Gravity Forms has CSS Ready Classes to style your form fields. Using these classes, you can easily create more advanced 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 this CSS Selector, you don’t need to remember. Simply click on a button to launch the pop-up and choose the class you want to add.
Features
- Convenient button added under the advanced tab next to the CSS Class field
- Clean and simple pop-up that lists all the CSS Ready Classes
- HTML Field Classes (alerts), Gravity PDF, Gravity Perks and CSS Ready Classes selectable
- Add more than one CSS Ready Class
- Double-click a CSS Ready Class to add it and auto-close the popup
- Add your own custom CSS to the pop-up modal
About GravityWP
GravityWP is a third party that develops high-quality addons for Gravity Forms. We provide additional tools that can be used to build full-blown web applications.
- Advanced Merge Tags: Enhance your form customization with powerful merge tag modifiers, enabling functions like date adjustments, character and word counts, URL encoding, and retrieving data from other forms or sources.
- JWT Prefill: Securely populate form fields using JSON Web Tokens, ensuring data integrity and streamlining user experience.
- Advanced Number Field: Enhance number fields with features like custom units, fixed decimal places, sliders, and calculated min/max validation rules.
- List Number Format: Transform list field columns into numeric formats, supporting calculations such as totals, or other row and column-based computations, with options for rounding, currency, and range constraints.
- List Dropdown: Convert specific list field columns into dropdown select inputs.
- List Datepicker: Add calendar-based datepickers to list fields, allowing users to select dates directly within list columns.
- List Text: Enhance list columns with features like placeholders, textareas, and custom validation.
- Field to Entries: Automatically generate new form entries based on checkbox selections, multi-select choices, or list row data.
- Update Multiple Entries: Enable bulk updates of large amounts of existing entries in target forms through trigger forms, streamlining data management.
- And more…
Discover our suite of powerful Add-ons for Gravity Forms.
Installation
- Upload the plugin folder to your
/wp-content/plugins/folder - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- Make sure you also have Gravity Forms activated.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, you need to install the Gravity Forms Plugin for this plugin to work. And it needs to be at least v1.5.
You can add your own CSS to the CSS Selector easily in your functions.php file. Just add the following example code there. It adds quick buttons and an accordion on top of the modal. That way you can put easily your own CSS in the layout you want.
// Add custom css: quick buttons and accordion at the top of the GravityWP - CSS Selector modal
function my_custom_gwp_css_selector_add_css() {
$html .= "<div class='gwp_quick_links'>
<a class='gwp_css_link' href='#' rel='your_custom_css_class' title='Adds your_custom_css_class to the CSS field'>Custom css</a>
<a class='gwp_css_link' href='#' rel='your_custom_css_class_2' title='Adds your_custom_css_class_2 to the CSS field'>2nd custom css</a></div>
<li>
<a class='gwp_css_acc_link' href='#'>Custom CSS</a>
<div class='gwp_css_accordian'>
<a class='gwp_css_link' href='#' rel='your_custom_css_class' title='Adds your_custom_css_class to the CSS field'>Custom css</a>
<a class='gwp_css_link' href='#' rel='your_custom_css_class_2' title='Adds your_custom_css_class_2 to the CSS field'>2nd custom css</a>
</div>
</li>";
return $html;
}
add_filter( 'gwp_css_selector_add_custom_css', 'my_custom_gwp_css_selector_add_css' );
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The button that gets added in the advanced tab
The pop-up modal that is displayed
Add custom css
Changelog
1.1
- Added pot files for translations
- Updated Dutch translation.
1.0.2
- Added Gravity Forms version check, hide deprecated CSS Ready Classes in 2.5 and higher
- Added title tags with more detailed description of the function of every CSS class
- Added new vertical choices columns (gf_list_2col_vertical, gf_list_3col_vertical, gf_list_4col_vertical, gf_list_5col_vertical), only visible in GF 2.5 and higher
- Added new HTML Field Classes (gf_alert_green, gf_alert_red, gf_alert_yellow, gf_alert_gray, gf_alert_blue), only visible in GF 2.5 and higher
- Added gf_inline CSS Ready Class
- Updated url to GravityWP documentation to add custom CSS buttons to the CSS selector (https://gravitywp.com/doc/add-custom-css-buttons/)
- Security enhancements
1.0.1
- Updated url to official Gravity Forms CSS Ready Classes documentation (https://docs.gravityforms.com/css-ready-classes/)
1.0
- Add gwp_css_selector_add_custom_css filter to add custom css
- Updated translation files
0.2.2
- Adjusted the Gravity PDF pagebreak CSS
- Added gf_invisible CSS class
- Combined list columns and list heights to Radio Buttons & Checkboxes
- Changed links to documentation
0.2.1
- Added pagebreak support for Gravity PDF
- Updated translation file
- Updated Dutch translation
0.2
- Added CSS classes for Gravity PDF (exclude) and Gravity Wiz (Copy Cat)
- Updated layout (documentation available on click)
0.1
- Initial Release
- Added localisation