Content Slider Block – bring your content to life with slides vs Meta Field Block – Display Custom Fields for ACF, Meta Box and More

Turn static pages into engaging, swipeable stories – build professional content sliders right inside the block editor, no code required. Plugin Demo | Documentation | Pricing Why Content Slider Block? Content Slider Block adds a dedicated slider block to the Gutenberg editor so you can showcase content professionally – each slide with its own background (vibrant gradient, captivating image, or sleek color), plus a title, description, and call-to-action button. Customization is at the core of the plugin. Flexible typography settings let you fine-tune every text element, buttons are fully stylable with link behavior, padding, and borders, and you control exactly where content sits on each slide – you can even drag it into position. Responsive column options keep your sliders looking sharp on desktops, tablets, and phones. Advanced slider options – autoplay, loop, touch move, slide speed, and transition effects like Slide, Fade, and Creative – help you build sliders that leave a lasting impression. Whether you’re a blogger, marketer, or business owner, Content Slider Block lets you tell your story your way. Free Features Flexible Slide Backgrounds: Set a color, gradient, or image background for each slide. Rich Slide Content: Add a title, description, and button to every slide. Typography Controls: Set typography for the title, description, and button. Button Styling: Specify link tab behavior, padding, and border for the button. Drag-and-Drop Content Position: Set different positions for slide content, or simply drag it into place. Color Controls: Different colors for slide title and description, plus button colors and hover colors. Responsive Columns: Apply different column counts per device, with column gap, width, and height controls. Slider Options: Loop, Touch Move, Slide Speed, and Autoplay. Transition Effects: Slide, Fade, and Creative effects. Pagination & Navigation: Show/hide both and configure their dynamic styles, including clickable pagination and dynamic bullets. Pro Version – More Effects & Control Upgrade to Content Slider Block Pro for advanced slider behavior and device-level control. Pro features include: Sortable: Reorder slides with drag and drop. Border: Border style options on every single slide. Advanced Autoplay: Delay time, Disable on Interaction, Reverse Direction, Pause on Mouse Enter, and Stop on Last Slide. Free Mode & Sticky: Free Mode on drag, with a sticky option. Extra Effects: Cube, Coverflow, Flip, and Cards. Keyboard & Mousewheel Control: Slide with the keyboard or mousewheel. Device Visibility: Show/hide pagination and navigation on tablet and mobile. Wrapper Styling: Background and padding options for the slider wrapper. Shortcode: Use your slider anywhere with a shortcode. How to Use Content Slider Block Install and activate the Content Slider Block plugin. Open a page or post in the Gutenberg editor. Add the Content Slider block from the “Content Slider Block” category. Adjust slides and styles from the right-side settings sidebar. Publish – your slider is live! Use Cases Hero Sections: Rotate headlines, offers, and calls to action at the top of your pages. Promotions & Campaigns: Highlight sales and announcements with bold CTA buttons. Image Showcases: Present photos and visuals in a swipeable carousel. Feature Highlights: Walk visitors through product or service features slide by slide. Storytelling Pages: Guide readers through content in a sequenced, visual way. User Feedback ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ simple and effective ❛❛very simple very effective please keep updating it Best Regards❜❜ –tarekelnemrawy Did you like this plugin? Dislike it? Have a feature request? Please share your feedback with us. Check out the Parent Plugin of this plugin- B Blocks – A blocks collection and page building tool for Gutenberg. Check out our other WordPress Plugins- Html5 Video Player – Display videos as single and playlist in multiple skins. PDF Poster – Display/Embed PDF files with different styles. Html5 Audio Player – Listen audios with awesome visuals. StreamCast – Customizable radio player with different skins. 3D Viewer – Embed 3D models and 3D products with interaction. Advanced Post Block – Show posts and custom posts in different layouts. Source Code You can find the source code, report bugs, and contribute to the development of this plugin on our GitHub repository: Content Slider Block on GitHub Third-Party Libraries This plugin bundles the following third-party JavaScript/PHP libraries. Swiper Source: https://swiperjs.com/ GitHub: https://github.com/nolimits4web/swiper License: MIT – https://github.com/nolimits4web/swiper/blob/master/LICENSE Purpose: Modern touch slider used for Slider and News Ticker components. Freemius Lite SDK Source: https://bplugins.com/ GitHub: https://github.com/bPlugins/freemius-lite-sdk License: GPL-2.0-or-later – https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html Purpose: Provides an opt-in consent form for usage tracking and analytics to help improve the plugin. No data is sent before explicit user consent. External Services: Communicates with api.bplugins.com (activation events) and wp.freemius.com (opt-in processing) only after user opt-in. See bPlugins Privacy Policy and Freemius Privacy Policy. bpl-tools Source / GitHub: https://github.com/bPlugins/bpl-tools License: GPL-2.0-or-later – https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html Purpose: Shared utility library providing admin dashboard components and common Gutenberg editor controls. 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This single-block plugin allows you to display custom fields, shortcode as blocks in the Block Editor. It supports custom fields for posts, terms, and users. It can be nested inside a parent block that has postId and postType context, such as Query Loop, WooCommerce Product Collection, Term Query, or used as a stand-alone block. You can display any field whose value can be retrieved by the core API (get_post_meta, get_term_meta, get_user_meta) and is a string or can be converted to a string. To display the field value in the Block Editor, it has to be accessible via the REST API or have the field type set to dynamic. You can also display custom fields created by the Advanced Custom Fields or Meta Box plugin explicitly. It supports all ACF field types and Meta Box field types whose values are strings or can be converted to strings. Some other ACF complex fields such as Image, Link, Page Link, True False, Checkbox, Select, Radio, Button Group, Taxonomy, User, Post Object and Relationship field types as well as Meta Box fields such as Select, Checkbox, Radio, Image, Video, Taxonomy, User, Post field types are also supported in basic formats. This plugin also provides developer-friendly hook APIs that allow you to easily customize the output of the block, display complex data type fields, or use the block as a placeholder to display any kind of content with object_id and object_type as context parameters. An edge case where this block is really helpful is when you need to get the correct post_id in your shortcode when you use it in a Query Loop. In that case, you can set the field type as dynamic and input your shortcode in the field name. The block will display it correctly on both the front end and the editor. Alternatively, if you only want to see the preview of your shortcode in the editor, you can also use this block as a better version of the core/shortcode. To quickly learn how this block displays custom fields, watch the short guide (for MFB version 1.3.4) by Paul Charlton from WPTuts. The video focuses on the Advanced Custom Fields plugin, but you can use a similar approach to display fields from other frameworks like Meta Box. Links Website How it works & tutorials MFB PRO What is the HTML output of a custom field? The HTML output of a custom field on the front end depends on the context of the field. It uses one of these core API functions to get the field value: get_post_meta, get_term_meta, get_user_meta. What is the HTML output of ACF fields? All basic field types that return strings or can cast to strings are supported – The HTML output is from the get_field function. Link type – The HTML output is: {title} There is no rel attribute if the target is not _blank Image type – The HTML output is from the wp_get_attachment_image function. The image size is from the Preview Size setting. True / False type – The HTML output is Yes if the value is true, and No if the value is false. Below is the code snippet to change these text values: add_filter( 'meta_field_block_true_false_on_text', function ( $on_text, $field_name, $field, $post_id, $value ) { return 'Yep'; }, 10, 5 ); add_filter( 'meta_field_block_true_false_off_text', function ( $off_text, $field_name, $field, $post_id, $value ) { return 'Noop'; }, 10, 5 ); Checkbox / Select type – The HTML output is: {item_value} , {item_value} The item_value can be either value or label, depending on the return format of the field. Multiple selected values are separated by ,. Below is the code snippet to change the separator: add_filter( 'meta_field_block_acf_field_choice_item_separator', function ( $separator, $field_name, $field, $post_id, $value ) { return ' | '; }, 10, 5 ); Radio button / Button group type – The HTML output can be either value or label, depending on the return format of the field. Page link type, Post object type – The HTML output for a single-value field is: {title} For a multiple-value field is: {title} {title} Relationship type – The HTML output is: {title} {title} Taxonomy type – The HTML output is: {term_name} {term_name} User type – The HTML output for a single-value field is: {display_name} For a multiple-value field is: {display_name} {display_name} For other complex field types, you can generate a custom HTML output by using the hook: apply_filters( 'meta_field_block_get_acf_field', $field_value, $post_id, $field, $raw_value, $object_type ) Or by using the general hook: apply_filters( 'meta_field_block_get_block_content', $content, $attributes, $block, $object_id, $object_type ) What is the HTML output of Meta Box fields? Similar to ACF fields, all basic fields that return strings or can cast to strings using the function rwmb_get_value are supported. The HTML output of cloneable basic fields is: {item_1_value} , {item_2_value} Use the following hooks to change the tag and the separator: apply_filters( 'meta_field_block_mb_clone_field_item_separator', ', ', $field, $post_id, $field_value ) apply_filters( 'meta_field_block_mb_clone_field_item_tag', 'span', $field, $post_id, $field_value ) Single image types – The HTML output is from the wp_get_attachment_image function. The image size is from the image_size setting. Image list types (Image, Image advanced, Image upload) – The HTML output is: Checkbox / Switch type – Similar to ACF True / False type. Multi-choice types (Select, Select advanced, Button group, Autocomplete, Image select, Checkbox list) – The HTML output is: {item_value} , {item_value} To display the label instead of the value, use this hook: apply_filters( 'meta_field_block_mb_field_choice_item_display_label', false, $field_name, $field, $post_id, $value ) To change the separator, use this hook: apply_filters( 'meta_field_block_mb_field_choice_item_separator', ', ', $file_name, $field, $post_id, $value ) Radio type – The output is the field value by default. To display label or change the separator, use the same hooks as the multi-choice types. Post type – The HTML output for a single-value field is: {title} For a multiple-value field is: {title} {title} Taxonomy, Taxonomy advanced type – The HTML output for a single-value field is: {term_name} For a multiple-value field is: {term_name} {term_name} User type – Similar to ACF User type Video type – The HTML output for a single-value field is: For a multiple-value field is: To display complex field types or change the output of a field, use the hook meta_field_block_get_mb_field or the general hook meta_field_block_get_block_content. Copy & paste snippets When using the meta_field_block_get_block_content hook to customize block content, we recommend selecting dynamic as the field type. This way, both the front end and the editor will show the changes. If you are working with ACF Fields, we suggest using the meta_field_block_get_acf_field hook to modify the field content. Similarly, Meta Box users should use the meta_field_block_get_mb_field hook to modify the content. ACF snippets can also be used with Meta Box fields, but you must use the correct hook name and replace the get_field function with the rwmb_get_value function. How to change the HTML output of the block? Using the meta_field_block_get_block_content hook: add_filter( 'meta_field_block_get_block_content', function ( $block_content, $attributes, $block, $post_id, $object_type ) { $field_name = $attributes['fieldName'] ?? ''; if ( 'your_unique_field_name' === $field_name ) { $block_content = 'new content'; } return $block_content; }, 10, 5); Using the meta_field_block_get_acf_field hook for ACF Fields only: add_filter( 'meta_field_block_get_acf_field', function ( $block_content, $post_id, $field, $raw_value, $object_type ) { $field_name = $field['name'] ?? ''; if ( 'your_unique_field_name' === $field_name ) { $block_content = 'new content'; } return $block_content; }, 10, 5); This basic snippet is very powerful. You can use it to display any fields from any posts, terms, users or setting fields. Please see the details in the below use cases. How to wrap the block with a link to the post within the Query Loop? Using the meta_field_block_get_block_content hook: add_filter( 'meta_field_block_get_block_content', function ( $block_content, $attributes, $block, $post_id ) { $field_name = $attributes['fieldName'] ?? ''; if ( 'your_unique_field_name' === $field_name && $block_content !== '' ) { $block_content = sprintf(' %2$s ', get_permalink($post_id), $block_content); } return $block_content; }, 10, 4); Using the meta_field_block_get_acf_field hook for ACF Fields only: add_filter( 'meta_field_block_get_acf_field', function ( $block_content, $post_id, $field, $raw_value ) { $field_name = $field['name'] ?? ''; if ( 'your_unique_field_name' === $field_name && $block_content !== '' ) { $block_content = sprintf(' %2$s ', get_permalink($post_id), $block_content); } return $block_content; }, 10, 4); This snippet only works with the block that has only HTML inline tags or an image. How to display an image URL field as an image tag? Using the meta_field_block_get_block_content hook: add_filter( 'meta_field_block_get_block_content', function ( $block_content, $attributes, $block, $post_id ) { $field_name = $attributes['fieldName'] ?? ''; if ( 'your_image_url_field_name' === $field_name && wp_http_validate_url($block_content) ) { $block_content = sprintf(' ', esc_attr($block_content)); } return $block_content; }, 10, 4); Using the meta_field_block_get_acf_field hook for ACF Fields only: add_filter( 'meta_field_block_get_acf_field', function ( $block_content, $post_id, $field, $raw_value ) { $field_name = $field['name'] ?? ''; if ( 'your_image_url_field_name' === $field_name && wp_http_validate_url($block_content) ) { $block_content = sprintf(' ', esc_attr($block_content)); } return $block_content; }, 10, 4); How to display multiple meta fields in a block? For example, we need to display the full name of a user from two meta fields first_name and last_name. add_filter( 'meta_field_block_get_block_content', function ( $block_content, $attributes, $block, $post_id ) { $field_name = $attributes['fieldName'] ?? ''; if ( 'full_name' === $field_name ) { $first_name = get_post_meta( $post_id, 'first_name', true ); $last_name = get_post_meta( $post_id, 'last_name', true ); // If the meta fields are ACF Fields. The code will be: // $first_name = get_field( 'first_name', $post_id ); // $last_name = get_field( 'last_name', $post_id ); $block_content = trim("$first_name $last_name"); } return $block_content; }, 10, 4); Choose the field type as dynamic and input the field name as full_name. How to display a setting field? For example, we need to display a setting field named footer_credit on the footer template part of the site. add_filter( 'meta_field_block_get_block_content', function ( $block_content, $attributes, $block, $post_id ) { $field_name = $attributes['fieldName'] ?? ''; // Replace `footer_credit` with your unique name. if ( 'footer_credit' === $field_name ) { $block_content = get_option( 'footer_credit', '' ); // If the field is an ACF Field. The code will be: // $block_content = get_field( 'footer_credit', 'option' ); } return $block_content; }, 10, 4); How to use MFB as a placeholder to display any kind of content? SAVE YOUR TIME WITH MFB PRO To display simple data type fields for posts, terms, and users, you only need the free version of MFB. MFB Pro can save you 90% of development time when working with ACF, or Meta Box complex fields. It achieves this by transforming your ACF complex field types into container blocks, which work similarly to core container blocks. This eliminates the need for creating custom blocks or writing custom code for displaying complex fields. Below are some video tutorials that demonstrate how MFB Pro can help you display complex fields: How to build a post template to display dynamic data without coding How to display ACF Repeater fields as a list, grid, or carousel How to display ACF Gallery fields as a grid, masonry, or carousel The main features of MFB PRO are: Display settings fields. Display ACF advanced layout fields: Group, Repeater, and Flexible content. Display ACF Repeater fields in a carousel layout, which is useful for displaying banner sliders. Display ACF Repeater fields in an accordion layout, which is useful for displaying FAQ pages. Display ACF Relationship and Post Object fields as a Query Loop. Display the ACF Image field as a core image block. Display the ACF Gallery field as an image gallery using grid, masonry, or carousel layouts. Display the ACF File field as a video block, an image block, a button block, or a link. Display the ACF Link field as a button block. Display the ACF URL field as an image block, a button block, a link, a video block, or an embed block. Display the ACF Email field as a button block or a link. Display the ACF oEmbed field as an embed block. Display the ACF Google Map field. All Meta Box field types that correspond to ACF field types support the same Pro features as ACF. Display the Meta Box Group field, similar to the ACF Group field. Display the Meta Box Cloneable Group field as a repeater block, similar to the ACF Repeater field. Supports row, stack, grid or carousel layouts. Display the Meta Box Post field as a Query Loop. Display the Meta Box single image field as an image block, and the image list field as an image gallery using grid, masonry, or carousel layouts. Display the Meta Box File single input field as a video block, an image block, or a button. Display a group field as a details block, and display a repeater or cloned group as an accordion. Set a single image sub-field (ACF Image or Meta Box Image) as the background image of a group field. Display custom fields from a specific post, term or user. Display a taxonomy field as a Terms Query block. Display a repeater or cloned group field as an core/accordion block. Since version 1.5.3, MFB Pro allows you to bind custom fields (ACF, Meta Box, core meta fields, and core settings) directly to core blocks (Heading, Paragraph, Button, Image, Video, Embed, and the background image/video/embed of Cover block). For more complex field types (Group, Repeater, Flexible Content), you can use MFB Pro to display the group as a container. Nested fields can then be displayed using the Sub Field Block, as before, or bound directly to core blocks. If this plugin is useful for you, please do a quick review and rate it on WordPress.org to help us spread the word. I would very much appreciate it. Please check out my other plugins if you’re interested: Content Blocks Builder – Build custom layouts and blocks visually in the Block Editor without needing a code editor, using only core blocks and native Gutenberg features. SVG Block – A block to display SVG images as blocks. Useful for images, icons, dividers, and buttons. It allows you to upload SVG images and load them into the icon library. Icon separator – A tiny block just like the core/separator block but with the ability to add an icon. Breadcrumb Block – A simple breadcrumb …