Using Gravity Forms ‘gform_display_add_form_button’ PHP filter
The `gform_display_add_form_button` filter allows you to control whether the "Add Form" button appears in various contexts using a boolean value and conditional logic.
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Using Gravity Forms ‘gform_display_field_select_columns_entry_list’ PHP action
The 'gform_display_field_select_columns_entry_list' PHP filter in Gravity Forms allows developers to customize the columns displayed in the entry list for select fields. This powerful tool can improve the user experience and…
Using Gravity Forms ‘{$SHORT_SLUG}_feed_actions’ PHP action
How to Use Gravity Forms `{$SHORT_SLUG}_feed_actions` PHP Action Code Example
Using Gravity Forms ‘gform_confirmation_anchor’ PHP filter
The article provides information about using the `gform_confirmation_anchor` filter in Gravity Forms to control the confirmation anchor functionality that automatically scrolls the page to the confirmation text or validation message…
Using Gravity Forms ‘gaddon_no_output_field_properties’ PHP filter
The `gaddon_no_output_field_properties` filter in Gravity Forms allows developers to control the HTML properties outputted for fields while providing flexibility and security
Using WordPress ’email_exists()’ PHP function
Learn how to use the WordPress 'email_exists()' function to check if a specific email address exists in your website's database
Using WordPress ‘cat_is_ancestor_of()’ PHP function
Checks if a category is an ancestor of another category.
Using WordPress ‘category_exists()’ PHP function
The `category_exists()` function in WordPress is a helpful tool for checking if a category or subcategory exists within the database
Using WordPress ‘category_description()’ PHP function
The `category_description()` function in WordPress retrieves the description of a category specified by either an ID or slug