Ben Balter

This plugin will work, “as is”, out of the box, but assumes some level of CSS and developer customization to adapt to your site’s specific needs.
Styles can be overridden via your theme’s style.css
Functionality can be overridden via your theme’s functions.php
”Examples”
Don’t display metabox on “product” post type:
<pre><code>add_filter( 'display_custom_fields', 'bb_no_product_metabox' ); function bb_no_product_metabox( $true, $post ) { if ( $post->post_type == 'product' ) return false; return true; } </code></pre>
Don’t display the product_id metakey
<pre><code>add_filter( 'dcf_postmeta', 'bb_no_product_id' ); function bb_no_product_id( $postmeta ) { unset( $postmeta['product_id'] ); return $postmeta; } </code></pre>
Don’t display metabox title
<pre><code>add_filter( 'dcf_heading', '__return_false' ); </code></pre>
Display metabox below content (rather than floated to the right)
<pre><code>add_filter( 'dcf_before_content', '__return_false' ); </code></pre>

Display Custom Fields

Inserts a Wikipedia-like metabox into posts with all the post's associated custom fields and taxonomy terms.

This replaces your standard custom post meta form. Allows extension of page, post and custom post type by allowing you to create customised post form fields when adding or editing post types.
This is typically for developers to extend your typical post and post type form. You can use get_post_meta function in your theme template to display the saved data.

WP Extra Fields

Allows extension of page, post and custom post type by allowing you to create customised form fields to include when adding or editing post types.

Display Custom Fields vs WP Extra Fields