Modular page builder for WordPress
Out of the box, modules are available for header, text and image only.
You must add post type support for the builder add_post_type_support( 'page', 'modular-page-builder' );
You must handle the output of the page builder data manually. Here is an example of simply replacing the post content.
add_filter( 'the_content', function( $content, $id = null ) {
$id = $id ?: get_the_ID();
if ( post_type_supports( get_post_type( $id ), 'modular-page-builder' ) ) {
$plugin = MPB_Plugin::get_instance()->get_builder( 'modular-page-builder' );
$content = $builder->get_rendered_data( $id );
}
return $content;
}
- Register module using `$plugin->register_module( 'module-name', 'ModuleClass' );
- Module Class should extend
ModularPageBuilder\Modules\Module
. - It should provide a
render
method. - Set
$name
property the same asmodule-name
- Define all available attribuites in
$attr
array. - Each attribute should have name, label and type where type is an available field type.
- Module Class should extend
- By default, your module will use the
edit-form-default.js
view. - You can provide your own view by adding it to the edit view map:
window.modularPageBuilder.editViewMap
. Where the property is your module name and the view is your view object. - You should probably extend
window.modularPageBuilder.views.ModuleEdit
. - You can still make use of the built in field view objects if you want.
text
textarea
html
attachment
link