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      <title>Make Gravity Forms&#39; JavaScript load in the footer</title>
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      <description>Gravity Forms is not only THE way to create and manage forms in WordPress, but is also pretty awesome when it comes to extensibility and flexibility. However, as most software, it has its issues. One of those is how it outputs some of the JavaScript, which in certain cases will break your site. This is how to fix it.</description>
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