You may already know about Gravity Forms – the popular WordPress plugin for creating front-end input forms (typical use cases include contact forms, surveys, etc.). But what you may not know is that Gravity Forms can also be used for submitting posts and custom Post Type items. This allows for some exciting possibilities, with one noticeable wrinkle: the Gravity Forms plugin does not include the ability to edit existing entries. But thankfully, as is the case with many plugins, Gravity Forms includes plenty of hooks to allow users to extend functionality.
Learn how you can extend your WordPress Gravity Forms to save, add, and edit post entries using a new plugin.