Some form plugins only allow you to add the form via widget. I have a custom theme that doesn't support widgets and would prefer to insert it straight into the template. Is this possible with Gravity?
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Is it easy to insert the form into the template as opposed to a widget?
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Yes, you can insert the form into the content editor via a shortcode, or directly into your template files using a PHP function call. No widget required.
Gravity Forms does have it's own widget too, so if you change themes later, that's another option for adding forms.
Posted 13 years ago on Thursday January 13, 2011 | Permalink -
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MemberThanks, Kevin. Also, is it possible to insert a question/answer format input box? I didn't see it in the demo.
For example, "What is 2+2?"
Then the only possible answers would be 4 or four. To combat spam instead of having to use the bulky recaptcha.
Posted 13 years ago on Thursday January 13, 2011 | Permalink -
If you install the Really Simple Captcha plugin it adds additional options to the Gravity Forms captcha field. The additional options include a math captcha option. So if you want a math captcha / math challenge question, install the Really Simple Captcha field and then add a Captcha field to your form and select the Math Captcha from the field type when you edit the Captcha field.
Posted 13 years ago on Thursday January 13, 2011 | Permalink
