You can do rows. You just need to do lots of these sections. For example:
// This is one column
* open a section *
here is some form fields
* close a section *
// This is the second column
* open a section *
here is some form fields
* close a section *
// This is the third column
* open a section *
here is some form fields
* close a section *
You now have thre columns and anything below them, is still in one column, full page, default gravity form layout. Taking it a step further, if you want to start another row, you just add an <hr> which breaks the section. You can do that underneath those three sections to start a new/clean slate for another row of columns.
Good luck!
So sorry for the delayed response @jayhughes – looks like we weren’t auto-subscribed to this support area!
Thanks so much @chuck1982 for coming to our aid in the meantime (and thank you also for your 5* review – much appreciated!) 🙂
@chuck1982 is absolutely right, adding an <hr> should allow you to create a second row of columns right underneath your first row of columns. We’ll look to add support for multiple rows of multi-columns in a future release, and if there’s anything else you feel is missing, just let us know and we’ll add it to our features list.
Best wishes to you both,
Sara at WebHolism
Hi @jayhughes,
We’ve now added multi-row support to the plugin as part of version 2.0.
For multiple rows of multiple columns, add a Standard Fields > Section with “new-row” in the Section > Appearance > Custom CSS Class field, in-between the rows of multiple columns (e.g. if you have 3 rows of multiple columns, you’ll need a “new-row” Section between rows 1 and 2, and a “new-row” Section between rows 2 and 3).
If you think of anything else that you’d like added, just let us know and we’ll see what we can do 🙂
