Gravity Forms support

Chisel includes a lightweight integration with Gravity Forms focusing on conditional styling, safe rendering helpers, and editor (block) compatibility.

Overview

• Plugin guard: All features auto‑disable if GF is inactive.
  Source: Chisel\Helper\GravityFormsHelpers::is_gf_active()
• Default frontend style: Forces GF’s “Gravity Theme” on frontend to align with theme styles.
  Source: inc/Plugin/GravityForms.php::default_form_styles()
• Removes GF reset CSS: Avoids CSS conflicts.
  Source: inc/Plugin/GravityForms.php::deregister_scripts()
• Conditional theme styles: Registers theme handle gravity-forms and enqueues it only on pages containing the GF block.
  Source: inc/Plugin/GravityForms.php::register_custom_styles(), enqueue_custom_styles()

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Assets and styling

• Registered handle: gravity-forms via chisel_frontend_footer_styles (footer, to keep critical path lean).
  Source: inc/Plugin/GravityForms.php::register_custom_styles()
• Conditional enqueue: Filter: chisel_enqueue_frontend_footer_style checks has_block('gravityforms/form', $post).
  Source: inc/Plugin/GravityForms.php::enqueue_custom_styles()
• Removed styles: Dequeues gforms_reset_css.
  Source: inc/Plugin/GravityForms.php::deregister_scripts()
• Theme form styles: Base form styles live under src/styles/elements/_form.scss (augment GF’s Gravity Theme).

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Helper API (inc/Helper/GravityFormsHelpers.php)

• is_gf_active() : bool
  Safe check for GF availability.
• get_forms_list() : array
  Returns [id => title] of available forms (via GFAPI::get_forms()). Useful for populating select fields (e.g., ACF).
• get_form(formId, displayTitle=false, displayDesc=false, displayInactive=false, fieldValues=null, ajax=true, tabindex=0, echo=false)
  Safe wrapper for gravity_form(). Returns null if GF is missing.

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Editor and rendering

• Gutenberg block: Use the native “Gravity Forms” block for most use cases; theme styles are enqueued automatically if the block exists on the page.
• Manual rendering: Use GravityFormsHelpers::get_form() when you need to render a form from PHP (e.g., in custom templates that aren’t block‑based). AJAX is enabled by default in the helper.