Meta Box has added the ability to reorder posts, pages, and Custom Post Type articles without the need for an additional plugin. This feature is available in their Custom Post Type extension.

This tutorial shows how to style elements using data attributes instead of using a class or the id. It is a useful technique for when you are working with dynamic data. The example uses Meta Box and Bricks, but the idea is the same that could be applied to other builders like Breakdance or Oxygen.

Meta Box has provided a schema for use by AI code assistants that makes it easier for them to create field groups and custom fields for you.

Meta Box has added the ability to save your field groups in local JSON files. This may have a slight performance boost and makes it easier to version control. You can read about their implementation here.

Want to show events on a calendar? This is a code-centric and code-intensive way to do that using Meta Box Views.

Meta Box has a new dashboard start page in the WordPress admin. It now has buttons to quickly jump to commonly used features, a help doc search, and tutorials for common functionality.

For premium users of Meta Box, the All in One plugin now also includes the core framework plugin. Previously you would need to install the core plugin from WordPress.org.

The Meta Box team has released a new free plugin that makes it easier to use Meta Box features for creating Custom Post Types, custom taxonomies, and custom fields. In this video I show what was involved previously and how it is now more convenient.

Meta Box Lite is a new plugin from the Meta Box team that includes the free extensions as well as the Builder extension. Now users have a complete UI in a single plugin for creating Custom Post Types, taxonomies, custom fields, and post relationships.