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This plugin provides an admin interface allowing you to build powerful search forms for your wordpress site.
With this you can give your readers the ability to search and filter your posts / catalogue to quickly find the information they need. Any custom fields you have added to your posts can be made searchable as well as the core post fields like title, author, categories etc. Configurable input widgets allow you to customise the form further to build exactly the search you need for your site.
You can configure a number of inputs of different types, to search different fields of your posts in different ways. These will then be presented to your users as a simple form interface allowing them to find the content they need.
<h4>Add a sidebar widget</h4>
<ol>
<li>Navigate to the widgets page in your wordpress admin area ( Appearance > Widgets )</li>
<li>In the available widgets list you should see “WPCFS Custom Search Form”, drag this into the appropriate sidebar.</li>
<li>Add at least one field (see ‘Configuring your form’ below)</li>
<li>click save on the new widget.</li>
<li>Navigate to the front-end of your site</li>
</ol>
You should now see a very basic search form in that sidebar. You can expand on this using the instructions below under configuring your form
<h4>Include a preset</h4>
<ol>
<li>Navigate the WP Custom Fields Search section in the menu</li>
<li>Click the “New Preset” button</li>
<li>Add at least one field (see ‘Configuring your form’ below)</li>
<li>Either copy the shortcode text into a post / page</li>
<li>Or copy the php code into your template</li>
<li>Navigate to the front-end of your site</li>
</ol>
You should now see a very basic search form in that sidebar. You can expand on this using the instructions below under configuring your form
<h4>Configuring your form</h4>
** Adding Fields **
Each form consists of a list of fields.
Click the “Add Field” button to add a new field to the list. You will be prompted to select a number of options which will control the appearance and behaviour of your new field. The different settings are described below, but a basic search form could be built from a single field with the following options:
<ul>
<li>What should this field be called? “Search Term”</li>
<li>How would you like this field to appear? “Text Input”</li>
<li>What do you want to search? “Core Post Field”, and “All”</li>
<li>How do you want to match the search to the data? “Contains Text”</li>
</ul>
Once you have configured your field close the popup with the X in the top-right corner.
You can add as many fields as you want, and re-order the fields by dragging them up and down the list. You can delete them by clicking the little X icon in the list, and you can reconfigure them by clicking the edit / cog icon in the list.
** Global Settings **
You can name each search form using the text input at the top of the edit form. This name can be displayed to your site visitors (if you click the cog icon to it’s right and tick the option “Show Title?”) or it can be helpful if you have a number of forms and need to keep track of which is which.
<h4>Input Types / How would you like this field to appear?</h4>
The input type controls the form that the user sees when they visit your site to perform a search and how they provide you with a search term. The search term may be something they’ve typed or it might be a selection they’ve made from options you provide.
** Text Input **
A simple text field which allows your visitor to type a free text search query.
This can be powerful when paired with the “Contains Text” comparison as it will match any posts where the configured field contains the visitor’s search term.
By default text inputs treat their input as a single string so if a user types multiple words, they will need to appear in exactly that order. This behaviour can be changed in the input settings options. Click the cog next to the input type selector and you will see the text input settings popup. Choose “Split Words?” to search for each word separately. So e.g. a search for “Big Jumper” might match a post with the text “Big Red Jumper” or “Jumper and Big Socks”. The ‘Matches If’ option controls if the resulting posts must contain all the search words, or just any one of them.
** Drop Down **
This creates a html select element or drop-down menu. This is useful where the user must select from a known list of search terms, e.g. searching by category.
For certain datatypes the options for a dropdown can be automatically populated. This works for e.g. author or category, where there is a set list of items. This is the default behaviour for dropdown items. The first item in the list is always a placeholder in case the user doesn’t want to search on this field, by default this shows as “Any”.
If you need to customise this list you can in the input settings popup (click the cog icon to the right of the input type selector.)
If you just want to change the text of the placeholder item at the top of the list, you can set this with the “Blank Prompt” option.
** Configuring options in a list **
To configure which options are shown in the list, you will need to switch the data source from “Auto” to “Manual”. YOu can now configure the list of options for the dropdown.
Each item has a value and a label. The label is what will be displayed to the user, the value is what will actually be searched in the database, this is helpful if you want to format e.g. numbers differently for the user to how they are stored in the database, or if you want to show different labels entirely to the end user.
Items can be added and removed using the relevant buttons.
** Checkboxes **
These are displayed as a list of checkbox inputs which the user can tick or not.
The options which are displayed are configured in the same way as for dropdowns (See “Configuring options in a list” above)
Because it’s possible to select multiple checkboxes at once, you may want to show posts which match all the selections, or those which only match some of them. This can be configured in the settings popup, by selecting “Any” or “All” for the “Matches If” parameter.
** Radio Buttons **
These are displayed as a list of radio button inputs from which the user can select only a single item.
The options which are displayed are configured in the same way as for dropdowns (See “Configuring options in a list” above)
** Hidden Constant **
This option is not displayed to the user at all, but always searches for a fixed value in the database.
This is useful if you want this search form to always search through only particular posts. E.g. if you want to search a particular post type, you could use a hidden constant on the field “Post Type”. You can set the term which is searched in the settings popup, in the Post Type example you would want this set to the name of one of the post types in your installation, e.g. post or page or a custom post type.
<h4>Data Types</h4>
Data types control which fields in the database are searched on when a search term is provided for each field.
** Core Post Field **
This searches on the standard properties associated with a post or page in a standard wordpress install. e.g. you can select to search the Title, Author, Date, Content, Excerpt, Post Type or ID.
There is also an all option which will search on all of the title, content and author fields.
** Custom Post Field **
This allows searching on any of the custom fields you have set up for your posts. This includes all the custom fields you have manually added as well as those added by the wordpress core, and any plugins which use the custom field functionality.
This can allow powerful ‘catalogue’ style search in that you can add any properties you would like to your posts and then filter based on these values.
** Category Field **
This allows you to search based on what category a post is in. If you have multiple categories with the same name it’s recommended to use the ID search in order to separate them, however if you want to attach this to e.g. a text input, you will probably want to use the name search, otherwise the user will have to type the ID number for the category they watn.
** Tag Field **
Essentially the same as the category field but operates on tags rather than categories.
<h4>Comparison Types</h4>
How do you want to match the search to the data?
These control the rules used to match the post field against the search term to decide which posts to display to the user.
** Exact Match **
The search term has to exactly match the data field.
** Contains Text **
This will match if the search term is anywhere in the data field, so e.g. “Best Post” would find posts with the value “This is the Best Post”, or “How to write the best Post” or simply “Best Post”.
** Greater Than **
This will return any posts for which the field is considered greater than the search term, so a search term of 200 would match a post with a greater value, e.g. 300.
**= Numeric or Alphabetic Search? **=
Comparing things by order is tricky as what would be first alphabetically is not always the same as what would be first numerically. e.g. if you sort alphabetically then 20 comes before 3, because comparison is done digit by digit and the first digit is lower.
As such if your field contains numerical data you will want to open the settings dialog (using the cog icon) then select Numeric from the first drop down.
Also when comparing ordering of items, it’s important to know whether to include exact matches, e.g 200 is not greater than 200 so should posts with that value be shown for searches which exactly match? This can be controlled by selecting Inclusive (yes they should) or Exclusive (no they shouldn’t) in the settings popup.
** Less Than **
Shows all posts which have a value less than the search term. (See “Numeric or Alphabetic search” above for notes on ordered searches)
** In Range **
This requires two values and will return posts which fall between the two values. The search term has to be of the form “a:b” where a is the lower limit and b is the upper limit. So e.g. a search term of 100:200 would return posts with values between 100 and 200. You will probably want to use this with manually configured drop downs or checkboxes to avoid your users having to format these search terms themselves. Either term can be left blank to mean unlimited eg “:100” would show posts with a field less than 100.
See “Numeric or Alphabetic search” above for notes on ordered searches.
** In category or sub category **
This is a special comparison which requires a category name or id for the search term and will match any post which is either in that category or is in a sub-category.

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WooCommerce Checkout Field Editor enables you to edit the default checkout fields of your WooCommerce platform, add, edit, hide, or delete the default fields, change labels, rearrange checkout fields, validate the checkout fields, add custom css classes etc.
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<pre><code>1. Text
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<pre><code>1. Text
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Users can edit, delete and enable/disable these fields. With the simple drag-and-drop interface, users can also easily reposition fields to meet their business needs effortlessly.
<h4>✅ VALIDATE THE CHECKOUT FIELDS</h4>
Validate both custom and default checkout fields to prevent incomplete or incorrect submissions, enhancing the user experience and reducing errors during checkout.
<ul>
<li>Number: Restricts input to numerical values</li>
<li>Email: Ensures correct email formatting</li>
<li>Phone: Validate phone number input</li>
<li>State & Postcode: Checks location-based details</li>
<li>URL: Allows only properly formatted web addresses</li>
</ul>
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<ul>
<li>
In Classic checkout control the visibility of custom checkout fields on the Order Details Page and in emails with a simple checkbox option
</li>
<li>
In Block checkout control the visibility of custom checkout fields in the Admin emails, customer emails, admin order details & customer order details with a simple checkbox option
</li>
</ul>
<h4>✅ PREVENT ADDRESS FIELD OVERRIDES</h4>
By default, WooCommerce will change the address format based on the countries. Using this plugin, you can prevent the override address field properties and use the values set using the plugin. You can also change the address formats displayed in the addresses in My Account page, Thank You page and Transactional Emails.
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<h4>✅ ONE-CLICK RESET TO DEFAULT FIELDS</h4>
Restore the original state and revert to default fields effortlessly with a single click.
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<pre><code>1. File Upload
2. Time Picker
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🆕 **👉 Note:** The Pro version lets you add an extra checkout field type **Date Picker** when using Block Checkout.
</code></pre>
<h4>✅ POSITION SECTIONS AT 14 POSITIONS</h4>
Display sections at 14 different locations, offering greater flexibility in organizing your checkout page.
<pre><code>1. Before customer details
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<h4>✅ DISPLAY SECTIONS & FIELDS BASED ON CONDITIONS</h4>
Show/hide custom fields only when specific conditions are met.
<ul>
<li>Cart contents</li>
<li>Cart subtotal</li>
<li>Cart total</li>
<li>User Roles</li>
<li>Product</li>
<li>Product Variations</li>
<li>Product Category</li>
<li>Based on other field values</li>
</ul>
<h4>✅ CREATE & APPLY CUSTOM VALIDATIONS FOR CHECKOUT FIELDS</h4>
You can validate checkout fields before order submission. Along with default validation options, you can create custom validation rules to ensure your fields meet specific requirements
<h4>✅ CREATE CONFIRM FIELD VALIDATION</h4>
You can create confirm field validators to compare the values of two fields. For example, ensure that the ‘password’ and ‘confirm password’ fields match before proceeding with the checkout
<h4>✅ ADD PRICE FIELDS WITH MULTIPLE PRICE TYPE</h4>
Add additional price values to the total by including price fields in the checkout form. You can also set predefined fixed prices using hidden fields in WooCommerce Checkout.
<ul>
<li>
Fixed Price: Add a fixed amount to the total price when the field is selected.
</li>
<li>
Custom Price: Let users enter their own price, ideal for donations or tips.
</li>
<li>
Percentage of Cart Total: Set the field price as a percentage of the cart total..
</li>
<li>
Percentage of Subtotal: Add a price based on a percentage of the subtotal.
</li>
<li>
Percentage of Subtotal Excluding Tax : Add a price based on the percentage subtotal excluding tax.
</li>
<li>
Dynamic Price: Set price per unit, with the total calculated based on the number of units selected.
</li>
</ul>
<h4>✅ EDIT & PERSONALIZE ADDRESS FORMATS</h4>
With the WooCommerce Checkout Field Editor, you can customize the address format displayed on the My Account page, Thank You page, and transactional emails. Additionally, you can include custom fields created with the plugin in the address format using the override feature.
<h4>✅ SET REPEAT RULES FOR CUSTOM FIELDS</h4>
The Pro version of the WooCommerce Checkout Manager plugin allows you to set repeat rules for custom fields and sections based on criteria such as product quantity and cart count only in classic checkout
<h4>✅ DEVELOPER FRIENDLY</h4>
All the custom fields in the Checkout Field Editor are available through hooks. So, the developers can use the checkout fields to extend the functionality of the fields.
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Checkout Field Editor (Checkout Manager) for WooCommerce

useful plugin


I enjoyed using it, made my life easier adding fields.My shop is selling to one country, so I disabled the country fields. This lead to a bug, users could not save their address. My request is not to allow disabling fields that are breaking address saving mechanism.Thanks


Great plugin, one improvement request


Highly customizable, does a good job for a free plugin.


Good Plugin


using it in production for 1 year with no issues so far.


recomanded


Thank you for that great options plugin. We calibrated the booking form at our needs.


It works perfect with booking systems also


I have used this plug-in for customizing the checkout page and it is very easy and useful. Unfortunately, I have faced some issues on the checkout page with the store pickup plug-in. However, the support team has fixed my problems within hours. There is an excellent support team and highly recommend this plug-in.


Great Plug-in and Excellent Support Team


Nice Plugin , Very help full to edit the checkout filed and many other filed.


Very Help full.


Very easy to use, and a must-have if you sell digital/virtual/downloadable products that doesn't require a Shipping Address.


Very easy to use


The Checkout Field Editor (Checkout Manager) for WooCommerce is a great tool for customizing your checkout process. It lets you easily add, edit, and rearrange fields, making checkout smoother for customers. Whether you need custom text fields, dropdowns, or conditional logic, it’s simple to use and works well even if you’re not a coding expert.



What makes it even better is the excellent support. The developers are responsive, updates keep it working with WooCommerce, and the documentation is helpful. If you need a flexible, user-friendly way to adjust your checkout, this plugin is a solid choice!


Comprehensive capability and good support

Checkout Field Editor (Checkout Manager) for WooCommerce – The best WooCommerce checkout manager plugin to manage WooCommerce checkout fields.

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