Gravity Forms Dashboard Widget Controls

Clean up your Gravity Forms Dashboard Widget by customizing which forms you see.

June 23, 2022: Added support for filtering the forms that display in the "Forms" Admin Bar menu.

Overview

Gravity Forms provides a dashboard widget that gives you quick access to your forms and a helpful overview including the number of unread entries. Nice.

The only downside is that it shows all of your forms. If you have a lot of them, that can be overwhelming. There’s a good chance only a handful of those forms actually need daily attention.

This free plugin gives you the ability to specify a list of forms to be included or excluded from the dashboard widget. And it’s managed right in the Gravity Forms settings. 

Using the Plugin

Confirm that you have Gravity Forms installed and activated and that you’ve installed the plugin.

Once installed, a new Dashboard Widget settings panel is available in the Gravity Forms Settings page.

Excluding Specific Forms

By default, the settings panel is set to Exclude selected forms. Simply choose the forms you want to exclude from the widget.

Including Specific Forms

If you have a ton of forms, it might be easier to only choose the forms which you want to include in the widget. Switch the Behavior setting to Include, and select your most important forms.

Just a note: If you decide you want to show all forms again, just select “Exclude” from the Behavior and deselect all forms from the Forms setting… or disable the plugin. 😅

That’s It

With the forms either excluded or included, you now have a more manageable Gravity Forms widget on your dashboard. Now, go check on those unread entries!

Comments

    1. Dario
      Dario October 16, 2023 at 10:58 am

      Hi Gui, this is a Snippet and not a Perk. Snippets need to be updated manually. You won’t receive auto updates or update notifications on the WordPRess dashboard.

  1. Veronique Maury
    Veronique Maury May 20, 2022 at 4:43 am

    Awesome! Installed it right away.

    What would be even better would be to also add this fonctionnality to the Form button to the top admin bar.

    Reply
    1. Samuel Bassah
      Samuel Bassah Staff May 20, 2022 at 6:06 am

      Hi Veronique,

      That’s an interesting suggestion. I will pass this over to our product manager.

      Best,

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