Best WordPress Plugin for Custom Fields & Meta Boxes
Before, we’ve known how to show posts with a specific criteria using some of page builders. In this practice, we will find another way to do it with the help of MB Views from Meta Box.
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In the previous posts, we know how to show the featured restaurants using page builders. However, what if you don’t use any page builder, how can you do it? The answer is using MB Views. In today’s practice, let’s see how to display the featured restaurants using Meta Box only with the help of MB Views.
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Choosing to showcase the most viewed posts on the home page is a way to attract customers easier. Let’s see how to do it using Meta Box along with the MB Views. I'll take the restaurant as a demo for this practice.
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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!
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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MB Blocks is a powerful plugin for creating custom Gutenberg blocks. If using a separate template file to render the block is inconvenient, we have a more optimal way for you: render blocks using views.
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A month ago, we released a feature to allow registering a block with a JSON file. You can manually add a JSON file, or use Meta Box Builder to create the block and it will automatically generate the JSON file for you. Today, we're happy to announce that you now can bi-directional sync between the Meta Box Builder and the JSON file to make sure the block settings are the same.
Along with that, we also provide another method to render blocks with MB Views. It will be easier and more convenient compared to creating a new separated template as usual, especially when you are familiar with the MB Views extension. The good part is that you can edit the view right in the Meta Box Builder's UI!
Now, let’s see them in details.
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In the previous tutorials, we used Meta Box and page builders to create a team members page. However, if you don’t use any of them or want to find another way to do it, this post is for you.
In this practice, we’re going to use a new method - using Meta Box only with MB Views.
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Previously, we introduced to you how to create thumbnails and featured images for categories using Meta Box and Gutenberg. So in this tutorial, let’s find out how to do it with taxonomies. Basically, it’s quite similar to the method for categories. So if you don’t use any page builders, you can refer to our last post. Otherwise, try this way with Oxygen Builder in this article.