by BrightLeaf Digital
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Folders4Gravity - Folders for Gravity Forms and GravityView
Organize Gravity Forms and Views with flexible drag-and-drop folders. Reduce admin clutter, streamline workflows, and keep your workspace tidy.
Compatible with WP 6.9
v1.0.7
Current Version v1.0.7
Updated 1 month ago
Last Update on 18 Dec, 2025
Synced 11 hours ago
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- Version
- 1.0.7
- Last Updated
- Dec 18, 2025
- Requires WP
- 6.5+
- Tested Up To
- 6.9
- PHP Version
- 8.0 or higher
- Author
- BrightLeaf Digital
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Folders4Gravity - Folders for Gravity Forms and GravityView
No. Folders4Gravity is 100% admin-side only. It does not modify form settings, IDs, entries, confirmations, notifications, or front-end display. It simply provides a clean, structured folder interface to organize Gravity Forms and GravityView items.
After activating the plugin, go to Forms → Form Folders or GravityKit → View Folders (if GravityView is installed). Click “Add Folder,” name it, and start dragging your forms or views into place. You can also bulk-assign items to new or existing folders.
Yes. Drag-and-drop is fully supported for both folders and items. You can reorder folders, reorder the forms inside them, and reorganize your workspace instantly.
Yes. Use the bulk selector to choose several items at once and assign them to a folder with a single action. This works for both Gravity Forms and GravityView Views.
Yes. If GravityView is installed, the plugin automatically adds a parallel folder system under GravityKit → View Folders so you can organize Views by project, workflow, client, or campaign without any setup.
Absolutely. Folders4Gravity is designed for sites with large Gravity Forms libraries, multi-team environments, agencies, and multisite installations. It reduces admin clutter, speeds up navigation, and provides a structured dashboard for high-volume form management.
Yes. Both folders and the items inside them support drag-and-drop ordering. You can maintain a custom hierarchy that mirrors your organizational structure—client, project, department, or workflow.
Yes. You can group Views by client, project, team, or campaign, making it much easier to navigate complex GravityView setups.
No. All folder operations occur in the WordPress admin and do not affect front-end performance or user-facing behavior.
No configuration is required. Install, activate, and start creating folders immediately. Folders4Gravity integrates seamlessly with the existing Gravity Forms and GravityView admin pages.