The conditional logic of Gravity Forms doesn’t really have a build-in option to hide a field from a logged in user, but you can accomplish this with some code.
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Gravity Forms: Hide field from logged in user
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Edit WordPress user profile with Gravity Forms
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As I was working on a new WordPress site, I found myself in need of a page on the front end, to edit some user profile settings. Instead of building the form by hand I thought it was easier to use Gravity Forms, but it wasn’t as easy as I thought it was. I decided to write the whole thing down and maybe help somebody out who wants to do the exact same thing.
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Merging WordPress 3.1 menus
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As I am working on a new site for our local photography club I stumbled upon a small problem. I needed to add menu items to the main menu but only for registered users. WordPress doesn’t have the option, yet, to assign roles to menu items.
I know this “problem” can be solved by creating two, almost identical, menus in WordPress and show the members menu when a member is logged. In that situation you would need to maintain two menus in WordPress, if you add an item t o the general menu, you also need to remember to add it to the members menu. With two menus that’s not that big of a deal, but what if you want to have menu items for different roles or even categories.
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