Ironically, the Previewer field has never shown a preview of the PDF viewer in the Form Editor – form builders only ever saw a placeholder. Thankfully that’s all changes in v4.1, and you’ll get a much clearer picture of how the PDF Preview will be rendered on the front-end with your chosen settings.
With Gravity Forms 2.9 adding native support for image choices, it’s only fitting that Core Booster makes it easy to display those images in your PDFs.
We’ve recently released version 3.0.2 of the Universal PDF templates Leo and Formialt. These updates bring full compatibility with Core Booster 2.2 and address specific layout issues in the templates.
We released Gravity PDF 6.12.4 this week to coincide with the WordPress 6.7 launch. Gravity PDF has been marked as compatible with WP 6.7.
We’ve just added Composer support! It’s now easier than ever to install and update Gravity PDF with your favorite dependency manager.
We’ve added support for Gravity Forms new Image Choice and Multiple Choice fields, as well as the Digital Signature for Gravity Forms add-on.
The canonical release has alternative update mechanism that gets new features, security updates, and bug fixes directly from GravityPDF.com.
Bulk generate and merge Gravity Forms PDF entries into a single document, remember form export settings, and custom filenames for exports.
This update fixes a problem when saving numbers with decimals in the form PDF settings.
This update fixes an issue when using Gravity Forms List Columns CSS Ready Classes with the Display All Choices PDF feature.
Gravity PDF Bulk Generator is getting a major overhaul next month, with new features like PDF merging and an enhanced UI.
This update fixes a bug that could cause merge tags inside HTML attributes to be truncated when saving the PDF Settings.