Carbon Fields PHP

Generate solutions for the Carbon Fields custom field framework.

Carbon Fields is a powerful tool for WordPress developers that makes it easy to add custom fields to different areas of the WordPress admin area. With Carbon Fields, you can easily create custom data fields for posts, pages, custom post types, taxonomies, and user profiles, all through a simple and intuitive API.

One of the main benefits of using Carbon Fields is that it allows for greater customization of the WordPress admin area. By adding custom fields, you can make the backend more user-friendly for clients, making it easier for them to manage their website's content. Additionally, Carbon Fields provides a consistent and clean way to create custom fields across different post types, so you can be sure that your custom fields will look and behave the same way no matter where they are used.

Another great thing about Carbon Fields is that it's lightweight and easy to use. Even if you're new to WordPress development, you should be able to pick it up quickly and start adding custom fields to your website with minimal hassle. This makes it an excellent choice for developers of all skill levels who want to add more functionality to their website without having to navigate the complexities of more advanced WordPress development.

Overall, Carbon Fields is a valuable tool for any WordPress developer looking to add custom fields to their website. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, Carbon Fields is a great way to easily add new functionality to your website and make it more user-friendly for your clients.

How To Use

First, enter your prompt and create a generation in the editor.

Snippet Examples

Container::make( 'theme_options', 'Theme Options' )
    ->set_page_parent( 'themes.php' )
    ->add_tab( __( 'General' ), array(
        Field::make( 'text', 'crb_text', 'Text Field' ),
    ) );
Container::make( 'comment_meta', 'Comment Rating' )
    ->add_fields( array(
        Field::make( 'select', 'crb_rating', 'Rating' )
            ->add_options( array(
                '1' => '1',
                '2' => '2',
                '3' => '3',
                '4' => '4',
                '5' => '5',
            ) ),
    ) );

Container::make( 'comment_meta', 'Additional Comment Info' )
    ->add_fields( array(
        Field::make( 'text', 'crb_name', 'Name' ),
        Field::make( 'text', 'crb_email', 'Email' ),
    ) );
Container::make( 'post_meta', 'Product Details' )
    ->where( 'post_type', '=', 'product' )
    ->add_fields( array(
        Field::make( 'text', 'crb_sku', 'SKU' ),
        Field::make( 'number', 'crb_price', 'Price' ),
        Field::make( 'checkbox', 'crb_enable_sale_price', 'Enable Sale Price' )
            ->set_option_value( 'yes' ),
        Field::make( 'number', 'crb_sale_price', 'Sale Price' )
            ->set_conditional_logic( array(
                array(
                    'field' => 'crb_enable_sale_price',
                    'value' => true,
                )
            ) ),
        Field::make( 'checkbox', 'crb_enable_stock_management', 'Enable Stock Management' )
            ->set_option_value( 'yes' ),
        Field::make( 'number', 'crb_stock', 'Stock' )
            ->set_conditional_logic( array(
                array(
                    'field' => 'crb_enable_stock_management',
                    'value' => true,
                )
            ) ),
    ) );

Prompt Examples

Prompt//: Register fields called "Comment Rating" and "Additional Comment Info" to the comment meta.
Prompt//: Register theme options with custom url
Prompt//: Make a repeater with text box called "my content 1", a checkbox called "t/f", and a nested repeater within, that has 1 text field called "hello". Add to posts and pages.
Prompt//: Add nav menu item called color (which is a color chooser field)

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