Description
Smart templates for the WordPress front-end, simplifying post queries and template creation.
The Better Way to Query and Display Content
A specialized WordPress framework designed to enhance and customize content display and functionality.
A modern, straightforward, yet versatile solution.
๐ One Tool. Many Content Sources
Advanced Views plugin can pull data from multiple sources.
Out-of-the-box, the plugin supports over 130 field types from 5 different data vendors:
- WordPress, WooCommerce, Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) plugin, MetaBox and Pods
๐จ Tool for Everybody
- Made for Web Developers.
- Website Owner Friendly.
- Easy for Web Designers.
๐ต๏ธโโ๏ธ See the Plugin in Action
Visit the live playground we’ve prepared for you.
๐ธ Development without hassle
High-quality results without the time-consuming steps.
- Provides a Robust foundation
- Reduces the time required for project implementation
- Smart tool without the typical pitfalls of page builders
Many Reasons to Love It
- Reusable Components
- Built-in Data Binding
- Just-in-Time assets
- Twig & Blade templates
- Automatic escaping
- WebComponents
- WP Interactivity API
- Live Reload feature
- IDE/Git friendly
- TS/Sass friendly
- Tailwind friendly
- Multilingual
๐ก Built-in Data Binding with Template Generation
Focus on critical aspects of your project rather than grappling with data conversions and extensive documentation.
- On-the-fly data format conversions
- Automated template generation
๐ข Up-to-date Smart Templates
Assists with maintaining the connection between fields in the database and their usage within the template.
- Built-in template validation with a bulk option
- Code editor for quick template changes
- File system storage option when using IDE, Version control or Sass/Typescript assets
โ๏ธ Simplified DB Queries
Wrapper for the built-in WordPress functions to simplify querying.
- Master WP_Query easily
- Filter and sort the results
- Twig templates for layout customization
๐งฉ Pre-built Components Library
Includes a set of commonly used elements.
- Quick to get started
- Easy to customize
- Meta fields and responsive CSS rules are included
๐ Extensive Docs and Friendly Support
Official documentation that covers all the main aspects and features, with helpful guides on how to use and extend functionality.
- Reach out to the community forum for help
- Personal support for the Pro version
๐ Much More Available in Pro!
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Installation
Installation for Advanced Views Framework
From your WordPress dashboard:
- Visit the Plugins list, click “Add New”
- Search for “Advanced Views”
- Click “Install Now” and “Activate” for the Advanced Views plugin
- Visit the new menu item “Advanced Views Framework” and click “Add New” to create your first View
See our official plugin documentation for more.
Installation for Advanced Views: Pro edition
To purchase a Pro license key click here.
After payment you’ll receive an email with your license key which includes the Pro plugin archive.
- Visit the Plugins list, click “Add New”, then click “Upload Plugin”
- Click on “Choose File” and locate the downloaded Pro archive, then click “Open”
- Click on “Install Now” and wait for the package to upload and install, then click “Activate Plugin”
Note: Lite plugin will automatically be deactivated. You can safely delete it from the Plugins list. (Don’t worry, deleting it won’t delete your data.) - In the Plugins list for Advanced Views: Pro edition click “Activate your Pro license” or use the left admin menu and click on “License”.
- Copy and paste your Pro License Key, then click “Activate”
Enjoy all the features and settings the Advanced Views Framework has to offer with automatic updates.
Customers with an active Pro license have personal support via our support form.
FAQ
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Can I display fields from user profile, taxonomy term or options page?
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Advanced Views supports all the field sources provided by your chosen meta vendor.
For example, if you’re using ACF (Advanced Custom Fields), you can access fields from option pages, user profiles, terms, comments, and menus.
You can refer to the documentation for the specific list of supported field sources for your meta vendor.
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Can I display fields inside the Gutenberg Query Loop?
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You can use the View shortcode inside the Gutenberg Query Loop element.
Please make sure you’ve added it via the built-in Shortcode block, as it won’t work properly with other block types, like Code or Custom HTML.
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Contributors & Developers
“Advanced Views Framework – Display Posts, WooCommerce, ACF, MetaBox and Pods fields” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Contributors“Advanced Views Framework – Display Posts, WooCommerce, ACF, MetaBox and Pods fields” has been translated into 3 locales. Thank you to the translators for their contributions.
Interested in development?
Browse the code, check out the SVN repository, or subscribe to the development log by RSS.
Changelog
3.7.6 (2024-11-01)
- Compatibility with WordPress 6.7
- Improved compatibility with themes that use laravel packages
3.7.5 (2024-10-18)
- Views: fixed bug for items inside Gutenberg loop on the taxonomy archive pages
- UX improvements
3.7.4 (2024-09-13)
- Improved Twig validation
- Fixed editor layout issue related to WP 6.6.2
3.7.3 (2024-08-21)
- Improved Blade support
- Improved Rest Api support
3.7.2 (2024-08-01)
- Shortcodes: improved naming
- View shortcode: added the ‘post-slug’ argument
- Internal improvements
3.7.1 (2024-07-22)
- View: Post – added attachment link and attachment video fields
- WebComponent: Improved the shadow DOM type option
- Introduced the Live Reload feature
- Libraries CSS improvement: turned to inline styles
- Minor enhancements
3.7.0 (2024-07-09)
- Added Blade template engine support (as a Twig alternative)
- WP Taxonomy Terms field: fixed a visible label on the empty value
3.6.2 (2024-07-04)
- Card: Fixed View ajax select-related issue
- WP 6.6 compatibility mark
3.6.1 (2024-06-21):
- Card: fixed ‘pages_amount’ is missing for the ‘Source: Page context’
- Translations: updated and added the Performant feature support
3.6.0 (2024-06-19):
- Card: added a new option to load posts from the page context (e.g. archive/author/category)
- ACF vendor: added the Icon field type support
- Markup generator: enhancement to use semantic div alternatives (section/p tags where it’s relevant)
- Tailwind: improved support
- UX improvements
3.5.3 (2024-05-31):
- Minor improvements
3.5.1 (2024-05-23):
- Added ‘Enhanced compatible mode’ setting to the Settings->Debugging tab
- Updated translations
3.5.0 (2024-05-21):
- Added WP Interactivity support
- Added Tailwind support
- Added support for Taxonomies without string titles
- Added Defaults tab in the settings
- Added a setting to control the class generation in the default template
- Fixed a custom-arguments shortcode-related bug when passed array via Bridge/View_Shortcode
3.4.9 (2024-04-11):
- Enhanced automatic field id generation: now a) uses field name instead of label b) converts non-English locales (on hosting with php-intl extension)
- Enhanced MetaBox OSM and Map field types support
3.4.8 (2024-04-02):
- Fixed JS error on the plugins page
3.4.7 (2024-04-02):
- UX improvements
- Introduced a new ‘raw_value’ property for oEmbed and other HTML-related fields
3.4.6 (2024-03-22):
- Improved Twig scoping to avoid potential conflicts
3.4.5 (2024-03-21):
- Performance improvements
- Improved compatibility with the ‘wp_insert_post’ wrong calls
- Minor improvements
3.4.1 (2024-03-07):
- Added more pre-built components
- Meta fields import: fixed ACF group duplication instead of overriding
- Meta groups: improved ‘add new’ button behavior (now uses the general ‘group’ field)
- Minor improvements
3.4.0 (2024-03-04):
- Added the pre-build components
- Internal improvements
- Improved WP playground compatibility
- Readme update
- Image fields: added ‘id’ property
3.3.4 (2024-02-26):
- Improved translations compatibility (round 2)
3.3.3 (2024-02-26):
- Improved translations compatibility
3.3.2 (2024-02-25):
- Added compatibility with the ‘Plain’ permalink structure
- Added 6 translations (ES, DE, IT, FR, RU, JA)
3.3.0 (2024-02-22):
- Updated codebase to the WordPress coding standards
- Introduced logging (the Debugging tab in the Settings)
- View & Card: added the ‘shadow-dom’ option to the web component setting
3.2.3 (2024-02-10):
- Internal improvements
- Fixed the pre-publish popup styles bug
3.2.0 (2024-02-08):
- Improved compatibility with the WordFence plugin
- Removed auto-converting new-lines to br for the wysiwyg field
- Added workaround for the ‘uncode’ theme post_content corrupting bug
- Improved View/Card edit screen loading speed
3.1.2 (2024-01-31):
- Shortcode: fixed object-id argument bug for websites with ‘index.php’ in permalinks
- Internal improvements
- List table: added the ‘FS only’ tab (for items present in the FS storage only)
- List table: added the ‘Bulk validation’ tab
3.1.1 (2024-01-29):
- Select field: added ‘choices’ property
- Comment content field: auto converting ‘\n’ to ‘br’
- Plugin nav: fixed Docs link on localhost
- Date field: added ‘timestamp’ property
- FS storage: added permission issue warning
3.1.0 (2024-01-25):
- Added Pods fields support
3.0.3 (2024-01-22):
- WP Taxonomy term field: fixed field-related bug
3.0.2 (2024-01-19):
- ACF: Textarea field improvement
3.0.1 (2024-01-18):
- Fixed a shortcode bug in the Gutenberg query loop in the block template
3.0.0 (2024-01-17):
- Removed ‘ACF’ dependency
- Added file system option for template storage
- Added MetaBox fields support
- Added a native way to render Views and Cards in PHP