Looking for a solution for your problem? Here are guides on using Meta Box and WordPress plugins/code to solve them.
In WordPress, there are only default functional buttons on the backend to do some actions like submitting posts or adding categories. Do you want to add other custom functional buttons to make your management much easier? Today, we’ll find a way to add custom JavaScript actions using the Button field with Meta Box in the most convenient way.
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Sometimes you need to display the same information with the same layout as well, but in different places. Instead of storing and getting that data several times, today we are going to use MB Views to create template parts, then include them in multiple templates for reusable purposes.
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Translating custom fields is a necessary part of translating your WordPress site. Thanks to the help of plugins, this work becomes much easier. In this post, I will give you detailed steps to translate your custom fields with WPML plugin.
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Regularly updating the homepage brings fresh content and helps impress website visitors easier. However, it may take time and effort to change its content. You definitely can avoid it with the help of custom fields created with Meta Box and MB Views. Let’s say goodbye to the hassle of coding in theme's files!
I’ve just had a nice experience improving and modernizing a large JavaScript codebase in a WordPress plugin. The original code was written in an old-fashioned way with jQuery in a single large file. Using modern EcmaScript and tools like Webpack, I was able to split it into modules and improve the code structure. The new code is much more readable and maintainable, and of course, fewer bugs. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how I did that.
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In the introduction video of MB Views, we showed you how to use the plugin to get post fields and custom fields to display on singular and archive pages. But MB Views is more powerful than that. It allows you to run almost all PHP code in the view. In this tutorial, we're going to use the plugin to display connected items from relationships, creating with the MB Relationships extension.
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As you know, each WordPress user account has a unique avatar. And, users usually use the Gravatar to set it up. However, it might be inconvenient in some cases. For saving time, you can completely add or change the avatar by creating a custom field that allows users to upload photos right on the website.
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If you have an e-commerce website, you may want to provide your physical store address to help customers reach it more quickly and easily. So, you should insert a map to your website. It’ll be more attractive and more interactive than just writing an address in text.
Normally, there are 2 popular ways to add a map to show the locations: It’s embedding Google Maps scripts directly, and another way is using a plugin. However, they both do not work in the case that you are having a listing page site with a long list of different stores, and each one needs to have its own map. Then, the custom fields with Meta Box come handy in this way.
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Normally, when you use Yoast SEO on your site, there will be a section to fill in the title, and description that helps search engines index them easier. You can fill in static content or dynamic content in these sections. But in some cases, you may want to get content not only from those default fields but from custom fields. So, how to add content from custom fields created with Meta Box to Yoast SEO meta tags, just follow these practices.
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