Building Frontend Forms in WordPress With Gravity Forms

In this tutorial, I will explore using Gravity Forms to allow frontend form submissions on your WordPress site.
I cover two practical examples: adding testimonials through a custom post type with custom fields and creating a form for users to submit posts for review before publication.
I'll guide you through setting up Gravity Forms, integrating with Advanced Custom Fields, and using page builders like Bricks Builder to display dynamic content.
This video is perfect for those looking to enhance their WordPress site's interactivity and content management capabilities.
Sponsored by Gravity Forms, this article focuses on practical steps without personal opinions to help you get started with front-end form submissions.
Whether you want to add testimonials or enable user-generated content, this video has you covered.
Gravity Forms: links.wptuts.co.uk/gravity
00:00 - 00 - What’s Covered?
01:52 - 01 - How everything is setup
02:19 - 02 - The plugins we’ll be using
03:05 - 03 - Creating the testimonials submission form
10:21 - 04 - Configuring the form submission settings
15:30 - 05 - Embedding the form into our design
16:58 - 06 - Testing the testimonials submission form
17:43 - 07 - Building the frontend post submission form
20:50 - 08 - Configuring the WordPress post-submission form
22:00 - 09 - Adding the post-submission form to the site
Take your WordPress website and skills to the next level!

[@visualmodo]

Really good content!!!

[@frankenjeda]

Thank you for this video, Can i use Gravity forms to map all ACF Custom Fields?

[@NOALNOM]

Can this be done only with Bricks Forms submissions? I would be amazing if you can explain how to create a Custom Frontend Post submission but with the bricks form built it. Thanks Paul great video.

[@clairebarnett4587]

Heads up that you need the Elite subscription not Pro for the add-on.

[@joaomcs]

Great video! Do you know any form builder capable to perform CRUD operations?

[@francisokech]

Formidable Forms

[@Jason-mk3nn]

There are ways to do this with Gravity Forms as well. I think the approach is just different between Formidable and Gravity. We used to use Formidable, but found we needed more outside functionality, which Gravity handles better, imo. Gravity Flow is one option that has a ton more capabilities, but comes at a cost. There are other ways to manage the content as well.

[@KennyGriffin]

I really wish Gravity Forms would add the ability to update existing posts using the Advanced Posts Creation addon. A glaring omission for many years now.

[@patrickkilian]

How can I do this with Bricks Builder and/or Bricks Forge?

[@user-fh9us2un8s]

Please make a video on how to display contact 7 submission data on each user's frontend account page

[@WPTuts]

Sorry, I'm not a fan or user of Contact Form 7, so I don't really have an interest in digging into it.

[@FancyDesign]

Any promo code? coupon code?

[@andr01d3m0v1l]

Post Fields are not for use with the Advanced Post Creation add-on, this is explained in the official documentation of the add-on. You should consider deleting this video to avoid spreading an incorrect use of the Post Fields.

[@BUY_YOUTUBE_VIEWS_d0dd31]

You rock!