Using the GravityView View Details block
The GravityView View Details block allows you to display specific metadata about a GravityView View directly within a page or post. This is especially useful for providing summary information or pagination-related details about your View.

Getting started
1. Add the Block
- Open the WordPress Block Editor (Gutenberg).
- Click the “+” icon to add a new block.
- Search for and select GravityView View Details.
2. Select a View
- In the block’s sidebar settings under Main Settings, select the GravityView View you want to display data from using the View dropdown.
💡 You must have an existing View already created in GravityView. If needed, click Edit View to make changes.
About the "Detail" options
Under the Detail dropdown, you can choose which type of View information to display:
Option | Description |
---|---|
Total Entries | Shows the total number of entries visible in the View. |
First Entry | Displays the entry number of the first item on the current page. |
Last Entry | Displays the entry number of the last item on the current page. |
Page Size | Indicates how many entries are displayed per page (based on View settings). |
Preview toggle
Enable the Preview toggle to see sample data inside the editor. This helps visualize how the block will appear on the front end.
With Preview disabled, you will see a placeholder.
Use cases
- Display a summary count of how many experts are listed in your View.
- Show the current page range (e.g., entries 11–20) in a directory.
- Indicate how many items per page are shown, useful for user expectations.
Example
You want to quickly view the number of form submissions made today, at a glance.
Create Filtered Views
- Create or edit a View for your form.
- In the View's Settings box, click on Filter & Sort. Set the
Filter by Start Date
toyesterday
andFilter by End Date
totomorrow
.
Add the GravityView View Details block
Now, add the block to a page on your site and see a live-updating number of submissions from today.