Display your Gravity Forms entries on a map.
- Visit the GravityKit Settings page in the WordPress admin sidebar
- Click on the GravityView Maps tab
- Enter your Google Maps API key
- Use existing View connected to a form with an Address field
- Switch View Type, select Maps
- Add Address parent field to the Address zone
- Save the View
- Voilà
GravityView Maps uses map icons from the [Maps Icons Collection by Nicolas Mollet](https://mapicons.mapsmarker.com). By default, a pre-selection of about 100 icons (from more than 1,000 available icons) has been added to the plugin.
Author: GravityKit
Version: 3.10.3
- Visit the GravityKit Settings page in the WordPress admin sidebar
- Click on the GravityView Maps tab
- Enter your Google Maps API key
- Use existing View connected to a form with an Address field
- Switch View Type, select Maps
- Add Address parent field to the Address zone
- Save the View
- Voilà
GravityView Maps uses map icons from the [Maps Icons Collection by Nicolas Mollet](https://mapicons.mapsmarker.com). By default, a pre-selection of about 100 icons (from more than 1,000 available icons) has been added to the plugin.
Author: GravityKit
Version: 3.10.3
3.10.3 on August 6, 2026
This update stops default map pins from disappearing when a site moves or the plugin is installed into a differently named folder.
Note: GravityView Maps now requires PHP 7.4 or newer.
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Fixed
- Default map pins were invisible, and the Default Pin Icon preview in the View editor was broken, when the plugin folder was named something other than `gravityview-maps` (for example, when installed via Composer) or when the site did not use the standard `wp-content` folder.
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Updated
- [Foundation](https://www.gravitykit.com/foundation/) to version 1.28.0.
This update stops default map pins from disappearing when a site moves or the plugin is installed into a differently named folder.
Note: GravityView Maps now requires PHP 7.4 or newer.
####
Fixed- Default map pins were invisible, and the Default Pin Icon preview in the View editor was broken, when the plugin folder was named something other than `gravityview-maps` (for example, when installed via Composer) or when the site did not use the standard `wp-content` folder.
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Updated- [Foundation](https://www.gravitykit.com/foundation/) to version 1.28.0.
