Joseph Fusco

<p>If you are working with a large number of fields in Elliot Condon’s Advanced Custom Fields, chances are you manually wrap print_r inside of pre tags while building themes. Sometimes you just need all the fields you are working with more accessible and out of the way. You will be able to bounce back and forth between fields on your current page and the options page if available, and quickly close the menu once done.</p>
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Viewer button hidden until needed in the top left corner of your theme.</li>
<li>3 different color schemes for the front end viewer.</li>
<li>Supports viewing of non Advanced Custom Fields arrays! Just use <code>acfv( $array )</code>.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Contributing</h4>
<p>Contributions are welcome on GitHub. https://github.com/josephfusco/advanced-custom-fields-viewer/</p>


Advanced Custom Fields Viewer

View Advanced Custom Fields names & data on the front end of your theme while developing.

tormorten

<p>Add a Font Awesome icon to your post with this awesome standalone custom metabox.</p>
<p>Font Awesome gives you scalable vector icons that can instantly be customized — size, color, drop shadow, and anything that can be done with the power of CSS.</p>
<p>For developers it is easy to use the field in your theme. With the template functions <code>the_fa()</code> for echoing and <code>get_ga()</code> for returning the icon within the WordPress loop.</p>
<p>A handy Font Awesome shortcode is also included. Add an icon to your post by inserting <code>[fa icon="fa-gear"]</code>, where the attribute is the name of the Font Awesome icon. You can also insert the current post icon by using the shortcode <code>[fa]</code>.</p>


Font Awesome Field

Great plugin

Adds a metabox with a field where you can select a Font Awesome icon.

Advanced Custom Fields Viewer vs Font Awesome Field