Continuing the series of displaying images from cloneable fields, today we’ll use Meta Box and another page builder - Bricks.
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How to Display Images from Cloneable Fields - P3 - with Elementor
In this tutorial, we’ll continue the series of displaying images from cloneable fields using Meta Box and another page builder - Elementor. So here we go!
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How to Display Product Variations - P2 - Using Meta Box and Oxygen
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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How to Clone a Group of Custom Fields in WordPress using Meta Box Group
The previous post has shown us how to create and work with a simple group. Nonetheless, much of your time will be squandered on creating every single group / field manually if a number of repeated groups / custom fields are repeated on a continuous basis. Therefore, a tool that can help you automatically clone them will be of great necessity.
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How to Convert Cloneable Fields to Store Values in Multiple Rows in the Database
Normally, the data saved in a custom field is stored in one row only in the database, even when it is a cloneable or repeater field. Storing values in a row helps reduce the database size, but it’s so difficult to query posts by cloneable fields' values. Then, we should convert its data to be stored in multiple rows. It helps to improve query performance and brings some other benefits in terms of management and flexibility in expanding and updating data. Let’s follow this tutorial to learn how to do it.
