With all the interest in AI site builders, I decided to test how Croco-tools can be used in this process. The first case is using a JetEngine-powered WP website as a backend for a web app. First result - https://t.co/cfbib5RmLG It uses CCT + Rest API endpoint to fetch the data.
In addition to the Custom Meta Storage - new #JetEngine feature we released some time ago, I've added one more experimental plugin, which allows to use this feature with User meta fields:
https://t.co/B7nzDB5kzY
A new #Crocoblock experimental plugin. It allows you to use queries from the #JetEngine Query Builder with #Elementor Pro Loop:
https://t.co/oiIj8wVkWe
Tomorrow at 2pm (BST) I'll be talking to Andrey Shevchenko from Crocoblock on my Developer Talks live stream.
If you have any questions for Andrey, add them below, and I'll do my best to ask them during the stream.
https://t.co/4phA7BUG1p @MRcrocoblock
@_anthonythirion @elemntor@MRcrocoblock Hi @_anthonythirion! Here it is - https://t.co/lBvP4SQE1V
At the moment, I have only tested it on basic examples of the children elements inside the Container. However, you can give it a try and let me know in the repository's Issues section if any problems arise.
One more #Crocoblock experiment. This time I tried using listing grid as filter for another listing grid. I had to write a small additional plugin to make it work. Shared it on the demo page with basic instructions, so you can reproduce this case.
Demo - https://t.co/o7su8wKCCW
Starting series of #Crocoblock experiments. First one - is recreating a new #WordPress events page with #Crocoblock plugins.
Here is an initial page - https://t.co/98rYk72Ohq
And the result to preview - https://t.co/pFtBUnOIBe