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	public function getting_started_screen() {
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                <h2 class="about-headline-callout">Configuring a View</h2>

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                    <p style="text-align:center; padding-top: 1em;"><a class="button button-primary button-hero" href="http://docs.gravityview.co/category/24-category">Read more: Setting Up Your First View</a></p>
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					<h2>Create a View</h2>

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						<li>Go to <a href="<?php echo admin_url('post-new.php?post_type=gravityview'); ?>">Views &gt; New View</a></li>

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						<li>If you want to <strong>create a new form</strong>, click the "Use a Form Preset" button</li>
						<li>If you want to <strong>use an existing form&rsquo;s entries</strong>, select from the dropdown.</li>
						<li>Select the type of View you would like to create. There are two core types of Views: <strong>Table</strong> and <strong>Listing</strong>.
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								<li><strong>Table Views</strong> output entries as tables; a grid of data.</li>
								<li><strong>Listing Views</strong> display entries in a more visual layout.</li>
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                        <li>On the View Configuration metabox, click on the "+Add Field" button to add form fields to the active areas of your View. These are the fields that will be displayed in the frontend.</li>
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				<h2>Embed Views in Posts &amp; Pages</h2>
					<p><img src="<?php echo plugins_url( 'assets/images/screenshots/add-view-button.png', GRAVITYVIEW_FILE ); ?>" class="gv-welcome-screenshots" />Views don&rsquo;t need to be embedded in a post or page, but you can if you want. Embed Views using the "Add View" button above your content editor.</p>

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				<h2>Configure Multiple Entry, Single Entry, and Edit Entry Layouts</h2>

                <p><img src="<?php echo plugins_url( 'assets/images/screenshots/add-field.png', GRAVITYVIEW_FILE ); ?>" alt="Add a field dialog box" class="gv-welcome-screenshots" />

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                    You can configure what fields are displayed in <strong>Multiple Entry</strong>, <strong>Single Entry</strong>, and <strong>Edit Entry</strong> modes. These can be configured by clicking on the tabs in "View Configuration."
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					<li>Click "+ Add Field" to add a field to a zone</li>
                    <li>Click the name of the field you want to display</li>
					<li>Once added, fields can be dragged and dropped to be re-arranged. Hover over the field until you see a cursor with four arrows, then drag the field.</li>
					<li>Click the <a href="#" style="text-decoration:none;"><i class="dashicons dashicons-admin-generic"></i></a> gear icon on each field to configure the <strong>Field Settings</strong></li>
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				<h2>What is a View?</h2>
				<p>When a form is submitted in Gravity Forms, an entry is created. Without GravityView, Gravity Forms entries are visible only in the WordPress dashboard, and only to users with permission.</p>

				<p>GravityView allows you to display entries on the front of your site. In GravityView, when you arrange the fields you want displayed and save the configuration, it's called a "View".</p>
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