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Have you had a ton of posts that contain data on your custom fields? For any reason, you may want to change the ID of the custom field without having an effect on existing data. But, if you only change the ID of the field from the field group settings, the data in the field will be lost. So, how does the data remain intact when changing the field ID? Let’s find it out.
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Listing your post or product on a page is a common task when building a website. There are so many ways to do it, but if you want to show not only the default information about the post but also some further things from custom fields, let’s dig into this tutorial. I’m going to create an archive page for restaurants using WP Grid Builder, and also get info from custom fields created by Meta Box. The filters also are available as you can see in the below picture.
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Having variations for products is a common thing in e-commerce websites. If your website is built with Oxygen, let’s dig in this tutorial to know how to have product variations using custom fields and display them on a single product page beautifully.
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In the previous part of the series “Display images from cloneable fields”, we introduced you to do it with Meta Box and Gutenberg. As promised, we are going to show you another method that uses Meta Box and another page builder, Oxygen.
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Display images from cloneable fields is a common task for those who are building a website. For example, you may want to display a series of brand logos of typical clients or partners, even a testimonial section with an avatar along with the clients’ name and quote. In this series, we will take a ride to do it with a simple case study, brand logos.
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Each restaurant or business will have different opening hours. To have that information and display them for each on a website, there might be some techniques including using custom fields. We’re going to add an Opening Hours section into the single restaurant page in this tutorial as this example:
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In eCommerce, we usually see a product that has a bunch of different variations. For example, a T-shirt may have different colors along with different information such as size and price, then each one will be a variation.
Today, we are going to display them all in a clever way on the single product page. Whenever you click on a color button, all the corresponding information of that variation will be displayed, even in the image gallery.
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Adding related posts is a common way to keep your visitor stay on your site and help them find more useful content. There are several ways to do it. In this practice, we will find out how to choose a specific post to be related to another one using custom fields created with Meta Box.
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In this next part of this series, we're going to figure out how to have a section for the latest products using Meta Box and another website builder, Oxygen. This section will be the same as the last ones we created in the previous posts.
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