Gravity Perks Multi-page Navigation

Long forms can be tiring to complete. Gravity Forms includes Next and Previous buttons, which work for short forms but make it slow to go back and change an answer on an earlier page. Gravity Perks Multi-page Navigation adds a navigation menu to your multi-step forms, so people can see where they are and return to any part they have already filled out.

You decide when pages can be reached: from the start, only after a page is completed, or once the user gets to the last page. The plugin works with the Gravity Forms Save and Continue and Preview Submission features, and with other Gravity Perks add-ons such as GP Page Transitions and Gravity Flow. That makes it a good fit for application forms, surveys and other forms that run over many pages.

Features

• Clickable page links: Page names in your Gravity Forms become links, so users can go straight to any page of the form instead of stepping through one page at a time.
• Control when pages open: Choose whether navigation is active from the start, only after a page is completed, or once the user has reached the last page of the form.
• Custom page links: Create your own page links and place them inside the form or anywhere else on the web page, so the navigation fits your layout.
• Save and Continue support: Works with the Gravity Forms Save and Continue feature, so users can save their progress and come back to any form page in any order.
• Preview Submission support: Users can review their whole submission and jump directly to a specific page to correct an error before they send the form.
• Back to Last Page button: A Back to Last Page button appears in relevant contexts, making it simple to return to the step the user visited most recently.
• Page validation states: Pages are treated as valid, invalid or unvisited, which helps users see what still needs attention before they finish the form.
• Works with other Gravity Perks: Compatible with Gravity Perks add-ons such as GP Page Transitions and Gravity Flow, so you can combine them in the same form setup.

Best for

• Sites with long multi-page Gravity Forms
• Application and survey forms that users revisit
• Form builders who want custom page link placement