Meta Field output block
Do you sometimes wonder why a custom field doesn't provide the syntax you need?
Want to know why a location doesn't work with your map plugin, or just need to know the syntax of the saved data?
Use this handy plugin that does just that:
- Show exactly what a custom field saved in the WordPress database.
- Provide three blocks to show (render) the content of your custom fields front-end
It works with all kinds of custom fields, like ACF, SCF, and ACPT.
The Meta Field (text only) block shows the saved values as a text string
- Text field
- Text area field
- WYSIWYG (editor) field
- Image field
- Image Gallery field
- Video embed URL
- You can set a maximum width.
- You can set the top and bottom margin (default 10px).
The Meta Field HTML (text & numbers) block renders the values on the front end
- Text field
- Text area field
- URL field
- Number field
- You can set the type of text: h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, paragraph, and even inherit.
- You can set a maximum width.
- You can set the top and bottom margin (default 10px).
The Meta Field (HTML images & rich) block renders the values on the front end
- Image field
- Image Gallery field in a grid of 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 columns
- WYSIWYG (editor) field
- You can set a maximum width.
- You can set the top and bottom margin (default 10px).
The Meta Field (video) block renders the values on the front end
- Video embed URL in different ratios (16:9, 21:9, 4:3, 1:1, 9:16 portrait) with controls.
- Choose your poster image. Placed in cover mode, so it always fits.
- To be used with YouTube, Bunny Stream, Vimeo, direct video files, and local (media) video attachments.
- You can set a maximum width.
- You can set the top and bottom margin (default 10px).
Alignment
- To keep things predictable and WordPress compatible, the blocks depend on a group block.
- Just place a block in a group block, set it to group, row, or stack, and select an alignment.
- You can place the group block and its content in a row block, section, or column block from Kadence, Greenshift, etc.
- You can place the selected block in a column, and it adjusts automatically to the column width.
The best news? It's free.