Automatically display all custom fields when creating new post











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I have a bunch of custom fields that I have added to a post:



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When I go and create a new post, the custom fields aren't displayed, and I have to add them all one by one:



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Is there a way to make is so that all my custom fields are automatically displayed when I want to create a new post, so that I only have to enter the values for them?






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  • Very good question IMHO. I would recommend "Carbon Fields" or "Advanced Custom Fields" as a proper work around. I use Carbon Fields in each and every project of mine (switched from ACF). With native supprt of custom fields I could only imagine a solution with JavaScript..
    – Axel
    Nov 22 at 8:17












  • Thanks. Will I have to pay for these plugins?
    – Jesper
    Nov 22 at 20:55










  • ACF has a free and a pro version advancedcustomfields.com/pro/#pricing-table. The free version should do it for you probably (at least for your original question). CF is only available as free version. While I'm using CF only I would probably recomend ACF if you don't want to go too deep into development with custom fields....
    – Axel
    Nov 22 at 22:42












  • ACF comes with a really nice WYSIWYG UI - so making custom fields is quite easy and fun!
    – Axel
    Nov 22 at 22:44















up vote
1
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favorite












I have a bunch of custom fields that I have added to a post:



enter image description here



When I go and create a new post, the custom fields aren't displayed, and I have to add them all one by one:



enter image description here



Is there a way to make is so that all my custom fields are automatically displayed when I want to create a new post, so that I only have to enter the values for them?






wordpress custom-fields







share|improve this question






















  • Very good question IMHO. I would recommend "Carbon Fields" or "Advanced Custom Fields" as a proper work around. I use Carbon Fields in each and every project of mine (switched from ACF). With native supprt of custom fields I could only imagine a solution with JavaScript..
    – Axel
    Nov 22 at 8:17












  • Thanks. Will I have to pay for these plugins?
    – Jesper
    Nov 22 at 20:55










  • ACF has a free and a pro version advancedcustomfields.com/pro/#pricing-table. The free version should do it for you probably (at least for your original question). CF is only available as free version. While I'm using CF only I would probably recomend ACF if you don't want to go too deep into development with custom fields....
    – Axel
    Nov 22 at 22:42












  • ACF comes with a really nice WYSIWYG UI - so making custom fields is quite easy and fun!
    – Axel
    Nov 22 at 22:44













up vote
1
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favorite









up vote
1
down vote

favorite











I have a bunch of custom fields that I have added to a post:



enter image description here



When I go and create a new post, the custom fields aren't displayed, and I have to add them all one by one:



enter image description here



Is there a way to make is so that all my custom fields are automatically displayed when I want to create a new post, so that I only have to enter the values for them?






wordpress custom-fields







share|improve this question













I have a bunch of custom fields that I have added to a post:



enter image description here



When I go and create a new post, the custom fields aren't displayed, and I have to add them all one by one:



enter image description here



Is there a way to make is so that all my custom fields are automatically displayed when I want to create a new post, so that I only have to enter the values for them?






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  • Very good question IMHO. I would recommend "Carbon Fields" or "Advanced Custom Fields" as a proper work around. I use Carbon Fields in each and every project of mine (switched from ACF). With native supprt of custom fields I could only imagine a solution with JavaScript..
    – Axel
    Nov 22 at 8:17












  • Thanks. Will I have to pay for these plugins?
    – Jesper
    Nov 22 at 20:55










  • ACF has a free and a pro version advancedcustomfields.com/pro/#pricing-table. The free version should do it for you probably (at least for your original question). CF is only available as free version. While I'm using CF only I would probably recomend ACF if you don't want to go too deep into development with custom fields....
    – Axel
    Nov 22 at 22:42












  • ACF comes with a really nice WYSIWYG UI - so making custom fields is quite easy and fun!
    – Axel
    Nov 22 at 22:44


















  • Very good question IMHO. I would recommend "Carbon Fields" or "Advanced Custom Fields" as a proper work around. I use Carbon Fields in each and every project of mine (switched from ACF). With native supprt of custom fields I could only imagine a solution with JavaScript..
    – Axel
    Nov 22 at 8:17












  • Thanks. Will I have to pay for these plugins?
    – Jesper
    Nov 22 at 20:55










  • ACF has a free and a pro version advancedcustomfields.com/pro/#pricing-table. The free version should do it for you probably (at least for your original question). CF is only available as free version. While I'm using CF only I would probably recomend ACF if you don't want to go too deep into development with custom fields....
    – Axel
    Nov 22 at 22:42












  • ACF comes with a really nice WYSIWYG UI - so making custom fields is quite easy and fun!
    – Axel
    Nov 22 at 22:44
















Very good question IMHO. I would recommend "Carbon Fields" or "Advanced Custom Fields" as a proper work around. I use Carbon Fields in each and every project of mine (switched from ACF). With native supprt of custom fields I could only imagine a solution with JavaScript..
– Axel
Nov 22 at 8:17






Very good question IMHO. I would recommend "Carbon Fields" or "Advanced Custom Fields" as a proper work around. I use Carbon Fields in each and every project of mine (switched from ACF). With native supprt of custom fields I could only imagine a solution with JavaScript..
– Axel
Nov 22 at 8:17














Thanks. Will I have to pay for these plugins?
– Jesper
Nov 22 at 20:55




Thanks. Will I have to pay for these plugins?
– Jesper
Nov 22 at 20:55












ACF has a free and a pro version advancedcustomfields.com/pro/#pricing-table. The free version should do it for you probably (at least for your original question). CF is only available as free version. While I'm using CF only I would probably recomend ACF if you don't want to go too deep into development with custom fields....
– Axel
Nov 22 at 22:42






ACF has a free and a pro version advancedcustomfields.com/pro/#pricing-table. The free version should do it for you probably (at least for your original question). CF is only available as free version. While I'm using CF only I would probably recomend ACF if you don't want to go too deep into development with custom fields....
– Axel
Nov 22 at 22:42














ACF comes with a really nice WYSIWYG UI - so making custom fields is quite easy and fun!
– Axel
Nov 22 at 22:44




ACF comes with a really nice WYSIWYG UI - so making custom fields is quite easy and fun!
– Axel
Nov 22 at 22:44

















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