by WebHolism 4.5 (30 reviews)

Multiple Columns for Gravity Forms

Name: Multiple Columns for Gravity Forms
Rating: 4.5 (30 reviews)
Author: WebHolism

Introduces new form elements into Gravity Forms which allow for simple column creation.

Multiple Columns for Gravity Forms ranks #2,068 among WordPress.org plugins with 10,000+ active installations, is #88 of 2,802 in the Contact Forms category, a 4.5/5 rating from 30 reviews, and was last updated Aug 3, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Tested up to WP 7 (Current: 7.1.4)

v4.0.8 Current Version v4.0.8

Updated 2 months ago Last Update on 03 Aug, 2026

Refreshed 2 days ago Last Refreshed on

#88 of 2,802 in Contact Forms Top 5% by installs Downloads -15% this week

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237.6K

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Review 4.5 out of 5

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Plugin Details

Version: 4.0.8
Last Updated: Aug 03, 2026
Requires WP: 4.6+
Tested Up To: 7
PHP Version: 7.3 or higher
Author: WebHolism

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Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.5
Reviews: 30
Support Threads: 2
Resolved: 50%

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TL;DR

AI summary of the plugin's readme

This plugin is for Gravity Forms users who want to arrange form fields into multiple columns without custom CSS coding. It solves the problem of splitting form elements into column layouts by adding Row Start, Column Break, and Row End fields that control layout structure.

Row Start field
Column Break field
Row End field
Per-form CSS toggle
Per-form JS toggle
Fixes spacing with conditional logic

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Multiple Columns for Gravity Forms

For each Gravity Form that you had prior to update, please visit the Form Settings for each and check the Enable CSS checkbox.

We’ve tested 2 up to 10 columns. Theoretically you can have more, although this will depend on your theme and the amount of screen space you have.

Add a Row Start field. Add the field/s that are to be contained in the first column. Add a Column Break field. Add the field/s that are to be contained in the second column. Add a Column Break field. Add the field/s that are to be contained in the third column. Add a Row End field.

Add a Row Start field. Add the field/s that are to be contained in the first column. Add a Column Break field. Add the field/s that are to be contained in the second column. Add a Row End field Add a Row Start field. Add the field/s that are to be contained in the first column. Add a Column Break field. Add the field/s that are to be contained in the second column. Add a Column Break field. Add the field/s that are to be contained in the third column. Add a Row End field.

It is possible to stop the loading of these files from within the settings of the individual form. It must be noted that much of the column splitting functionality is defined by the inclusion of the CSS stylesheet. The JS file includes functionality to maintain layout integrity (removes spacing that is generated by hidden fields) when using conditional logic to hide field elements in a form.

The Row End field will default to ending a given row. I am not seeing columns on the front end, after adding Multiple Column elements to my form Check the form settings, and ensure that the Enable CSS checkbox has been checked, and save the form. If the Enable CSS checkbox is checked, please uncheck it, save the form, recheck it, and resave. Then try again.

Yes.