Repeating Fields

Repeating Fields in CubeWP custom field settings is to allow users to input multiple instances of the same field, ideal for collecting lists or sets of related data.

Field settings:

Field Label: Repeating Fields

Field Name: You can edit the field name by unlocking the field

Description: You can provide instructions or context for this repeating field.

ID: You have the option to replace the ID with the default one

Container Class: In case you’d like to take control of the design

Metabox Field Size: Determines the layout size of the repeating field (e.g., 1/1 for full width).

Show In REST API: Controls whether the data from this repeating field is exposed via the WordPress REST API, making it available for programmatic access.

Sub Fields:

Repeating fields hold sub-fields filled out multiple times. Sub-fields define individual elements in each instance, with separate attributes for data type and validation.

Basic Categories:

• Text: Text input fields are used for users to enter short text data, such as names or comments.
• Number: Number inputs restrict user input to numeric values.
• Email: Email inputs help collect email addresses and often include validation.
• URL: URL inputs validate and collect website URLs.
• Text Area: Text areas are used for longer text input, such as comments or descriptions.
• Color: Color inputs allow users to select colors, often with a color picker.
• Range: Range inputs let users select a value within a specific range, often for settings or sliders.

Media Category:

• File: File inputs are used for uploading files, such as images, documents, or media.
• Image: Image inputs may be used to upload and display images.
• Gallery: A gallery component could display a collection of images or media items in a visually appealing way.

Choice Category:

• Switch: Switches are toggle elements for binary choices, like turning a feature on/off.
• Dropdown: Dropdowns provide a list of options, and users can select one.
• Checkbox: Checkboxes allow users to select multiple options from a list.
• Radio Button: Radio buttons are used when users should select only one option from a set of choices.

jQuery:

• Google Address: It appears you’re referring to a component that integrates Google Maps or a Google Places API for location/address input.
• Date Picker: Date pickers help users select dates from a calendar.
• Time Picker: Time pickers are used for selecting times, often with hours and minutes.

Relationship Category:

• Post Option: This seems to be related to managing or creating relationships between data items or posts, possibly in a content management system or database.

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