WordPress – Page 15

In this tutorial we are going to dive into different ways of getting IDs of WordPress users.

In this guide I am assuming that you already have some basic knowledge how to work with WP_Query class in WordPress. And this tutorial will be all about working with custom fields.

Either you are working with Gutenberg or with Classic Editor, maybe you’re using some custom fields plugins like ACF, Carbon Fields, Simple Fields (it is my plugin, highly recommend) – in all of these cases the idea of working with Meta_Query will be the same.

In this tutorial I am going to show you how you can easily create your own WordPress image carousels or sliders without overloading your website with tons of plugins.

A quick disclaimer though – in case you’re using Block Editor (Gutenberg), then probably a better idea would be to create a block for that purpose or to install Simple Carousel Block created by me.

But in this tutorial we are going to use just custom fields (or options) and an external carousel JavaScript library.

It is very handy to have a possibility to duplicate posts in WordPress when you work with a lot of similar posts. Especially if the posts have the same custom fields values.

It means that you do not have to re-enter custom fields, post tags and categories each time.