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<h4>What does it do?</h4>
ACF Autofill is a handy tool to autofill your ACF fields when building or testing a website.
<h4>How does it work?</h4>
Fallback images 
The first step when activating the plugin, is uploading some fallback images in ACFA settings.
Field name checks 
ACFA does two checks when filling a field. First it checks the field type, e.g. repeater or text. Then it looks at your fieldname. If it recognizes the fieldname, it fills in an appropriate value. Otherwise it just uses a random fallback.
Early Access 
The plugin is still in early access, and not all ACF fields are autofillable yet. I’m still working on this, so please keep that in mind when leaving reviews. Positive reviews might push me to finish the plugin sooner. 😉
What to expect 
Some features I will likely add in the future, let me know which ones you’d want first: 
– “Kill my site” mode, to test longer words and content 
– “Generate kitchensink” button, to fill one page with all available flexible layouts 
– Custom data, a way to upload or fill in custom data and link it to custom fieldnames 
– Autofill the other field types 
– Exclude fields option

ACF Autofill

A very lightweight WordPress plugin autofills ACF fields for quicker building and testing.

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Baghina Radu Adrian

This plugin generates random content for your site. You can:
<ul>
<li>Select post type, taxonomy, term. Author can be selected or random.</li>
<li>Chosse number to posts or pages to create.</li>
<li>Paragraph long, ul, ol, and so on.</li>
<li>Featured images: coloured block images to check your templates. You can select a color or choose randomly. You can set width and height for the posts thumbnail.</li>
<li>Terms can be selected by the user, or choosen randomly.</li>
<li>Post Format Selection or Random</li>
<li>Woocommerce Products: If you have Woocommerce instaled, you can create random products, select range price, and so on.</li>
<li>Terms and categories: You can create terms/categories for the selected taxonomy.</li>
<li>Users: You can create users and asign a role. If Woocommerce is active, the plugin generates billing and shipping data.</li>
<li>Orders: For Woocommerce users, you can create random orders based in your Customer users.</li>
<li>Clean the dummy data: When you have the real data in your site, you can remove all the posts, products or users generated by the plugin pressing a simple button.</li>
<li>In new version 2.0.0, you can add random values for metaboxes. For now, we can add metabox values for single texts, textareas, colors, urls, dates, selects, checks and radios.</li>
<li>In new version 3.0.0, you can create activities and groups for Buddypress.</li>
</ul>
Please send all your suggestions in Support. We will be very grateful to receive your suggestions to make this plugin better and more useful every day

Postem Ipsum

Love the idea, better than similar plugins, but there is one major issue.

The file postem_ipsum_settings.php in the admin/views folder is missing, therefore only sample data for Woo. can be created.

Also, one suggestion: For Woocommerce, the long desc. and the short desc. are exactly the same, if we could have 2 separate controls for each would have been good.

When/if the missing file is restored, I will gladly give this plugin a 5 star - right now, it's only good for Woocommerce.

Thanks,
Nick

Could be and should be a 5 star plugin.

Genereate random posts, users, taxonomies, etc,  for your site. Special for site designers to test overviews, templates, and so on.

ACF Autofill vs Postem Ipsum