Meta Box

Hello,

So you can use another query to get the related catalog post from the session post ID. For example:

{% for post in posts %}

    {# get the course catalog post #}
    {% set catalog_args = { post_type: 'course_catalog', relationship: { id: 'catalog-to-session', to: post.ID } } %}
    {% set catalog_posts = mb.get_posts( catalog_args ) %}
    {% for catalog_post in catalog_posts %}
        {# get the catalog post image and other info #}
    {% endfor %}

{% endfor %}

You will need to change the post type and relationship ID with your own, just for example.

Hello Joe,

If you are on the single product page, you can use the function get_the_title() to get the current product title, assign it to a variable and output it in your code. For example:

$current_product_title = get_the_title();
$connected = new WP_Query( [ ] );
...

Hello,

You can hover over the long-space area to read the description and click on it to open the field settings, screenshot https://imgur.com/K3DQj0V

If it does not work, please export the field group to a JSON file, I will import it on my demo site and check the issue. Refer to the documentation
https://docs.metabox.io/extensions/meta-box-builder/#export--import

Hello Harald,

It is a setting in the builder only, works as its name so there isn't documentation about this. I can see the issue on my demo site and I've escalated it to the development team to fix it in the next update.

Hello,

I do not see that issue on my demo site. The constant RWMB_DIR should return the path to the meta-box plugin folder /wp-content/plugins/meta-box/.
You can output the constant RWMB_DIR on your site and see what displayed
echo RWMB_DIR;

If it returns /wp-content/plugins/meta-box/js/ then it is the wrong path.

Hello,

How do you set a Course Catalog as a parent post of a Course Session? Do you use the extension MB Relationships?

Hello Liam,

You can go to the folder /wp-content/uploads/year/month/ and check the actual large dimension (width and height) of the image after uploading to WordPress and being cropped.