The popularity of React has been continuously growing since Facebook first launched the React library in 2013. It is a JavaScript framework technology which is used for developing user-interfaces-the best example is Facebook. Besides, Facebook many other top companies are using React to provide their customers with a better user experience. These companies include Walmart, Airbnb, DropBox, PayPal, Netflix, etc.
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Several months ago, someone asked us about the integrator for Elementor page builder when we had released the one for Beaver Themer. It was on our plan and took a while for launching. And now the extension for integration between Meta Box and Elementor is available.
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Instead of copying the code of custom fields and embedding it into a website, the export and import features we're going to talk about in this post will help you to do that without touching the code. This method has the same advantages: synchronizing custom fields between sites, easy back up, and saving the setup time. But, there is a difference. If you don’t know where to embed, edit, or save code as instructed in the previous post, this method can help you to do them all.
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It's been almost a month since our last update announcement post. There are a lot of new and important improvements in Meta Box and extensions. Let's find out below.
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Now, you know what custom fields is and in the previous post, we stopped in the step “WordPress calls the update_metadata function to store data from custom fields in the database”. In this post, we’ll follow up that flow to figure out how WordPress organizes the database.
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Bunching custom fields aim to rearrange the related custom fields into one group. For instance, one group of contact information contains related custom fields such as name, phone number, address and email. Grouping may make the custom fields look better and more logical when they display. In addition, it brings some other benefits of organizing data afterward.
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Until now, we’ve known what custom fields is and how to use the functions provided by WordPress to work with custom fields. You’ve prepared everything needed to develop practical applications. But wait, before embarking on doing something new, you had better dig a bit deeper to have thorough understand custom fields' nature. It’s time to find out an answer to the question: “What really happens with custom fields when I click Save post?”. The two coming posts will give you the answers.
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Is it inconvenient when your emails of password reset or email address confirmations cannot go to your users because they went to their Spam folder? How to ensure that your users can see it without opening the Spam folder? Have you ever heard about transactional email services? It is an excellent solution for these cases. Let’s dig in and find out which service is the best.
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As we know, custom fields is used to add more data to some objects in WordPress such as posts, pages, taxonomies, users, and comments. The two main purposes of custom fields are to describe and filter those objects. In this post, we'll learn what specific applications custom fields has in reality.
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