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1. Upload this plugin to your blog and Activate it
2. Using Gravity Forms, reorder the columns on the form you'd like to turn into a directory
   • In the "Entries: [Your Form]") screen, find the "Edit" link with the pencil icon in the table header. Click it.
   • Drag the columns you want in your directory onto the "Active Columns" box
   • Drag the columns you don't want in your directory onto the "Inactive Columns" box
   • Click the Save button
3. Go to the post or page where you want the directory
4. Click "Add a Gravity Forms Directory" button (likely just to the right of the Gravity Forms button)
5. Choose a form from the drop down, (you may click advanced options for lots of additional options)
6. Click "Insert Directory". A "shortcode" should appear in the content editor that looks similar to [directory form="#"]
7. Save the post

Configuring Fields & Columns

When editing a form, click on a field to expand the field. Next, click the "Directory" tab. There, you will find options to:

• Choose whether you would like the field to be a link to the Single Entry View;
• Hide the field in Directory View; and
• Hide the field in Single Entry View