Tag: gutenberg
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I’ve packaged the complete Gravity Forms block theme integration system into a WordPress plugin. What’s included: ⚠️ Important: This plugin styles ALL forms on your site (search forms, comment forms, contact forms, etc.), not just Gravity Forms. The styling is…
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If you’ve ever added a Gravity Form to a beautifully designed block theme, you’ve probably noticed something frustrating: the form looks like it’s from a completely different website. The buttons don’t match your theme’s button styles, the inputs have their…
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Clients call asking if I can “migrate” their Divi site to Gutenberg. Technically, yes. But I don’t. Here’s why rebuilding from scratch is faster, cheaper, and gets better results. The Divi Problem Divi has been around for years and powers…
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I’ve worked in agencies long enough to see every “solution” to the theme problem. Parent + child themes, universal base themes, custom functions shoved into the theme, even third-party builders like Elementor and Divi. I’ve tried them all. And here’s…
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Managing testimonials on a WordPress site has always been harder than it should be. Most plugins rely on outdated shortcodes, clunky widgets, or limited styling options. That’s why we built Groundworx Testimonial — a clean, modern testimonial solution designed for…
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I built Groundworx GTM because I was frustrated with how existing Google Tag Manager plugins for WordPress handled things. Many either tried to do too much — adding dashboards, integrations, or features that aren’t needed just to place the container…