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Post Content

  1. Title: Required. You can use a Single Line Text field.
  2. Content: Required. You can use static text and/or merge fields.2
  3. Featured Image: Choose a single file upload field to be the source for the post/page featured image.3 4
  4. Media Library: Choose one or more single or multi-file upload fields to allow loading of additional files to the site media library.3 4
  5. Custom Fields: Allows the entry of one or more custom field name-value pairs. Click [+] to add multiple custom fields.
  6. Custom Field Name: Text value that will be used to name the custom field. Select an existing value or the “Add New Custom Field Name” at the end of the list to enter a new custom field name.
  7. Custom Field Value: Choose a form field to map as the value or select the last drop-down option “Add New Custom Field Name” to enter static text and/or utilize merge tags.

  8. Taxonomies

    Any taxonomy associated with your post type can be managed from here. Standard taxonomies like Categories and Tags can also be added here.

    1. Categories: In this field you have two options – Field Value: This will populate the taxonomy based on a field in the form, as specified in the second taxonomy field. Multiple categories will be created and assigned if the field has values separated by commas. Assign Category: This will allow you to choose an existing category (which will be assigned to every created post), or you can choose the “Add New Category” at the bottom of the list, which will present a text field where you can enter any static category. To add multiples, separate them with a comma.
    2. Tags: In this field you have two options – Field Value: This will populate the taxonomy based on a field in the form, as specified in the second taxonomy field. Multiple tags will be created and assigned if the field has values separated by commas. Assign Tag: This will allow you to choose an existing tag (which will be assigned to every created post), or you can choose the “Add New Tag” at the bottom of the list, which will present a text field where you can enter any static tag. To add multiples, separate them with a comma.
    3. Conditional Logic: You can set up multiple conditional logic rules to dynamically control whether or not a post should be created based on the value of one or more submitted fields. If not enabled, then a post will always be created. Check the “Enable” box and fill out your required criteria.
    4. Click the Update Settings button to save your options.
    5. Gravity Forms will initially look for the category/tag of the same name as specified and use that. If no match is found, then a new category/tag will be created. All new categories/tags created this way will be placed at the top level of the category/tags hierarchy.

      Help Video

      Click the link to view a video demonstrating how to use “field value” to assign the taxonomy value using a form field.

      Notes

      1. Setting a post with date/time ahead of the current WordPress time will force the post to be “scheduled”. ↩
      2. Special characters (that may have HTML meaning, such as start and end tags like < and >) entered within a form field that is then rendered as post content will be preserved. That is, the tags will not be converted to HTML formatting. ↩
      3. Any images used within the content fields (by referencing them with a merge tag from within your Post Creation settings) will also be uploaded to the Media Library. Thus the Media Library will be populated by anything referenced within content, used as a featured image, or loaded using the media library setting. ↩ ↩
      4. Remember, Post Fields are not supported by this add-on, therefore due to differences in how the Post Image field is handled during submissions, it is not available to be selected as a field to map to the Featured Image or Media Library, use a File Upload field type instead