Hexigon animation Hexigon animation
Blog —

Our Thoughts.

A collection of missives and messages, along with nerd talk and company carryings-on.

Hexigon animation Hexigon animation
Categories
Gravity_forms_Paypal_Commerce Platform

Introducing the Official PayPal Commerce Platform Add-On

By Gravity Forms

PayPal Commerce Platform: An All-In-One Global Commerce Solution Gravity Forms is excited to announce its integration with PayPal Commerce Platform. Ideal for eCommerce solution providers, online marketplaces, and crowdfunding platforms, this Commerce Platform combines PayPal’s most advanced technologies, tools, and services, to enable your sellers to accept payments from customers around the globe.

Read more
Gravity Forms logo

Update on COVID-19 (Coronavirus)

By Gravity Forms

To the Gravity Forms community, We want to quickly touch base with you regarding COVID-19 (Coronavirus). First and foremost, we hope that you and your loved ones are well. Concerns over COVID-19 are spreading across the globe and with an international team at Gravity Forms, we are monitoring the worldwide situation like you. With each new day, we are likely to see more cases, more news, and more impacts to our daily lives. Amidst this uncertainty, we hope to provide any stability we can, even if that’s only for your WordPress site.

Read more

How to Use Gravity Forms Entries to Create and Display a Calendar

By Gravity Forms

Do you want your website to keep your audience updated on relevant events happening in  your industry, company, or locale?  An events calendar plugin may be the perfect way to manage this process. Creating and displaying a calendar on your WordPress website grants users easy access to information regarding relevant events in a familiar calendar format. 

Read more
Image of Lock and Key

5 WordPress Security Tips to Protect Your Website

By Gravity Forms

You may think your website has no appeal to hackers, but think again: On average, 30,000 websites are hacked every day, allowing cyber criminals to distribute malicious codes to website visitors and obtain sensitive information from your clients and customers. WordPress now powers 34 percent of the Internet, making it one of the most popular CMS platforms, but this popularity means that hackers have had a lot of practice finding the platform’s vulnerabilities thanks to automated software and tried and tested techniques. To keep your website from being compromised, here are five tips to combat the most common WordPress security issues, as well as the best WordPress security plugins to keep your site safe.

Read more