Getting started with Gravity Forms Widget for Elementor

Embed Gravity Forms in Elementor, the right way.

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Start by ensuring you have the required plugins installed on your website. You'll need Elementor, Gravity Forms and Gravity Forms Widget for Elementor (free on our website).

The 'Plugins' page showing 3 plugins installed and active: Elementor, Gravity Forms and Gravity Forms Widget for Elementor

Next, edit an existing page/post or create a new one. Click "Edit with Elementor" to launch the Elementor page builder.

A button labeled Edit with Elementor

Now you can search for the Gravity Forms widget. Simply drag and drop it onto the page to add it to your layout.

The Gravity Forms widget in the Elementor widget picker

Choose the form you want to embed by selecting it from the dropdown in the widget settings. After selecting a form, you will see a preview of it load inside the editor.

Gravity Forms widget for Elementor widget settings

Next, configure the remaining form settings. Here, you can show/hide the form title/description, enable Ajax, choose a form theme, and more.

The "Advanced" tab includes an input box where you can add field values for dynamic population. The "Styles" tab enables you to modify basic widget styles including the background color, alignment, margin/padding, and borders.

The 'Style' tab for the Gravity Forms widget in Elementor

That's it! When you're done, update or publish your page.

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