Did you know you can use images in your radio buttons in Gravity Forms? This is a nice way to provide your visitors with a visual, appropriate image to select when they provide information. You see it already as a design pattern, so use it also in your Gravity Form!
Configuration of Radio Button Images in Gravity Forms
You just add an <img> tag in the label, containing the image you want to show.
HTML code used in this example
In this example we used the following code to show images in our Gravity Forms Radio button field:
<img src="http://gravitywp.com/gravity/uploads/2015/10/smiley-1.jpg" alt="Happy"></img>
<img src="http://gravitywp.com/gravity/uploads/2015/10/smiley-2.jpg" alt="Crazy"></img>
<img src="http://gravitywp.com/gravity/uploads/2015/10/smiley-3.jpg" alt="Not happy"></img>Image Choices Plugin (JetSloth)
JetSloth made a Gravity Forms add-on to make adding images to radio-buttons (and checkboxes) even more simple. Read more about the Image Choices plugin for Gravity Forms.
Our Premium add-ons for Gravity Forms
List Text
Add features like textarea, placeholder and custom validation to a column or multiple columns in a Gravity Forms List Field.
Advanced Merge Tags
This Gravity Forms Add-On adds extra Merge Tag modifiers (and a lot of power). From the most common used functions like capitalize and length to changing date formats.
n8n Connector
Connect Gravity Forms to n8n and automate your workflows with secure, flexible, and powerful webhooks. Go beyond simple notifications and build advanced, two-way automations.
JWT Prefill
Fill forms with data you can trust. Prefill Gravity Forms fields with a secure token instead of links with editable url parameters, so your data is accurate, tamper-proof, and ready to use.
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