Who am I buying from?
Hi, I’m Johnathon, and this is my store.
I’ve been working with WordPress for more than 15 years. In that time, I’ve done it all: updating old sites, building new sites, providing client support, building custom themes, coding full blown applications, and now my own plugin store.
The extensibility of WordPress has always been my favorite feature, and I’m thrilled to be supporting my family by making WordPress even more powerful.
What We’ve Learned
Lessons & learning on WordPress from our blog
WordPress Form Plugins 2026: WPForms vs Gravity Forms vs Fluent Forms vs Ninja Forms
Every WordPress site needs forms. Contact forms, payment forms, registration forms, survey forms — the list is endless. But with over a dozen mature form builders competing for your attention (and budget), the wrong choice locks you into an ecosystem that may not scale with your needs. The form plugin market has shifted dramatically. AI-powered…
Gravity Forms Dynamic Population: Complete Guide to Pre-Populating Fields in WordPress
Every visitor who starts typing information you already know about them is a conversion you are putting at risk. Name, email, company, event selection — if you have this data, your forms should use it automatically. That is exactly what Gravity Forms dynamic population does: it pre-fills fields with values passed through URLs, shortcodes, blocks,…
Gravity Forms Email Notifications: Complete Setup Guide for Routing, SMTP, and Deliverability
Set up Gravity Forms email notifications the right way. Step-by-step guide covering admin alerts, user confirmations, conditional routing, merge tags, SMTP, and DNS records for reliable email delivery.
The Complete Gravity Forms Add-On Comparison Chart for 2026
Compare 114+ Gravity Forms add-ons across 7 categories. Searchable chart with pricing, features, and free options from 25+ developers. Updated February 2026.
Gravity Forms User Registration: Complete Guide to Custom Signup, Login, and Profile Forms
WordPress ships with a registration page that looks like it was designed in 2005 — because it was. A single username field, a password field, and absolutely zero room for customization. If you need to collect additional profile data, assign specific user roles, or gate registration behind a payment, the default WordPress signup form is…
Gravity Forms Security: Complete Hardening Guide for WordPress (2025)
A single unpatched form plugin can hand attackers the keys to your entire WordPress installation. That is not a hypothetical scenario. In 2025, Gravity Forms users faced a supply chain attack that injected malware into official plugin downloads and a critical file upload vulnerability (CVE-2025-12974) that enabled unauthenticated remote code execution on millions of sites.…