gwp_case
With the gwp_case Merge Tag Modifier for Gravity Forms you can easily change the text value to uppercase, lowercase, first character uppercase, first character lowercase or uppercase all the words.
:gwp_case to=upper|lower|lower_first|upper_first|upper_wordsExamples
If you want to change the output of a Merge Tag text, use the Modifier like this:
| Example | Modifier | Output |
|---|---|---|
{Example:1} | GravityWP | |
{Example:1:gwp_case to=upper} | :gwp_case to=upper | GRAVITYWP |
{Example:1:gwp_case to=lower} | :gwp_case to=lower | gravitywp |
{Example:1:gwp_case to=lower_first} | :gwp_case to=lower_first | gravityWP |
{Example:2} | gravitywp add-on | |
{Example:2:gwp_case to=upper_first} | :gwp_case to=upper_first | Gravitywp add-on |
{Example:2:gwp_case to=upper_words} | :gwp_case to=upper_words | Gravitywp Add-on |
Frequently Asked Questions
If you want to display the form value in all capital letters, use :gwp_case to=upper. This ensures the entire text is shown in uppercase, no matter how it was entered.{Full Name:7:gwp_case to=upper}
To turn the entire text to lowercase, use :gwp_case to=lower. This is great when you want consistent formatting, even if users typed capital letters.{Full Name:7:gwp_case to=lower}
Use :gwp_case to=upper_first. This will uppercase only the first character of the text and leave the rest unchanged.{Full Name:7:gwp_case to=upper_first}
Use :gwp_case to=lower_first. This forces the first character of the text to lowercase, leaving the rest as is.
{Full Name:7:gwp_case to=lower_first}
Use :gwp_case to=upper_words. This makes each word in the text start with a capital letter, similar to “title case.”
{Full Name:7:gwp_case to=upper_words}
Last updated: 17-07-2025
