Take your site out of the Wysiwyg box with custom fields! In today\u2019s age
\nof unlimited devices, structuring your content is more important than
\never. Fortunately, WordPress has many tools for you to break your content
\ninto manageable blocks that can be served up together on one page or
\ndivided and sent out to mobile, API, or anywhere else.<\/p>\n
In this session you will learn how to create custom fields with the
\nAdvanced Custom Fields plugin. We will discuss planning out your fields
\nand content types (an important practice known as content modeling);
\nexplore the code necessary to display and relate fields and posts; and
\nfinally look at some examples of custom fields on sites to solve
\nreal-world problems. You will leave this session with a new appreciation
\nfor how robust of a CMS WordPress can be, and lots of new ideas on how to
\nstructure your content in a way that is easy for you to create, and easy
\nfor your clients to manage.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Take your site out of the Wysiwyg box with custom fields! In today\u2019s age of unlimited devices, structuring your content is more important than ever. Fortunately, WordPress has many tools for you to break your content into manageable blocks that can be served up together on one page or divided and sent out to mobile, … Continue reading Structuring Content in WordPress<\/span>