The Mosaic Builder has amazing support for both Advanced Custom Fields and Meta Box. In this video I show how Mosaic works with dynamic data. We will display a Custom Post Type and its custom fields created with Meta Box by creating content templates with Mosaic. We’ll see how easy Mosaic makes it. Although Mosaic is easy to use, it is in many ways very advanced. Near the end of the video I share a reveal that is a game changer.

This tutorial shows how to fetch weather data using the Open-Meteo API, create the Custom Post Type and fields, and create the widget display.

Woo recently added the option to store orders is custom tables for better performance. Meta Box works with it.

Meta Box has added a “has one relationship” option to MB Relationships that enforces your relationship rules.

Rather than adding an AI assistant itself, Meta Box abilities are a collection of of tools that AI agents can use via the WordPress Abilities API.

WordPress 7.0, set for release April 9th, is introducing block API version 3 which loads the editor in an iframe. This may cause issues with blocks that use the older API and haven’t been updated. In this article you can learn what the Meta Box team has done to be ready.

I’m happy to see them being proactive. I wonder if we will see issues with many third party block collections with the 7.0 release?

This tutorial from the Meta Box team shows how to let users favorite posts and then display them in a grid using Meta Box Views and the Favorite Posts extension.

You are familiar with the text area custom field type. Now Meta Box has added a Block Editor custom field type. It lets you add a Gutenberg block editor are into your meta boxes and settings pages. You then have access to the Gutenberg editor for adding custom content.

For those you want to work with code, Meta Box has a tutorial on how to create a star rating feature using Meta Box Views.