Why is ‘display:none’ being added and my form isn’t showing up?
This is because conditional logic is being used on your form. Anytime conditional logic is present, the entire form is set to display: none, and then JavaScript is used to only show the fields that should be shown.
However, this requires Gravity Forms being able to output the necessary JavaScript using the WordPress built-in enqueue function, which outputs the JavaScript in your footer.
This is due to one of two likely issues:
Your theme does not include this function call in footer.php.
<?php wp_footer(); ?>
This function call, which all themes should have, but many people forget to include, enables plugins to output code in the footer of a theme dynamically. If it isn’t present, the theme can’t output the necessary code.
Your theme has a JavaScript error or conflict, causing Gravity Forms’ JavaScript not to function correctly.
Please go through the theme and plugin conflict testing steps to isolate the issue. Between these two important pieces of information, you’ll likely find the source of why your form is not displaying properly.
Why do I see paragraph tags or line breaks after each element in my form?
You’ll see these when another plugin or theme causes them. They aren’t added by Gravity Forms. To fix it, you’ll want to go through our theme and plugin conflict testing
Why do I have extra space above and below my form?
Usually, this happens when you copy the form shortcode directly from the help page and paste it into the visual editor. Often, it pastes the tags into the markup, which causes formatting issues. Edit the page the form resides on, view the content in the editor using the HTML tab, and if you see the tags around your form shortcode, simply remove them.
Complete information on embedding forms can be found in the documentation by clicking here.
