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=== Form Shortcode === | === Form Shortcode === | ||
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| + | The form shortcode is used to display a Gravity Form. It is the primary method used to display forms within your WordPress site. | ||
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| + | A shortcode is just one method used to display a Gravity Form in WordPress. Forms can also be displayed via function call or widget. See [[Embedding A Form]] to read more detailed information on these various methods. | ||
=== Conditional Shortcode === | === Conditional Shortcode === | ||
The conditional shortcode allows you to perform conditional logic in the message content of your Admin and User Notification emails as well as the Confirmation Message that is displayed when a form is submitted. | The conditional shortcode allows you to perform conditional logic in the message content of your Admin and User Notification emails as well as the Confirmation Message that is displayed when a form is submitted. | ||
Revision as of 19:59, 11 April 2012
Shortcodes are used in WordPress to execute pre-defined code and functions.
Shortcodes
Form Shortcode
The form shortcode is used to display a Gravity Form. It is the primary method used to display forms within your WordPress site.
A shortcode is just one method used to display a Gravity Form in WordPress. Forms can also be displayed via function call or widget. See Embedding A Form to read more detailed information on these various methods.
Conditional Shortcode
The conditional shortcode allows you to perform conditional logic in the message content of your Admin and User Notification emails as well as the Confirmation Message that is displayed when a form is submitted.