Taxonomy

If you are used the ReduxFramework declaration arrays, you know Redux Taxonomy. They’re one and the same! The only difference is a parent array. We’ll go through a few examples to get you up and running. Please know, you MUST have an options page for taxonomy to work. They’re inter-connected. You can, however, make a […]

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Google Maps

The Redux Google Map extension offers users the ability to search for map locations via the Redux options panel using the Google Maps API.  Such an extension comes in very handy when outputting maps and markers on the front-end of theme pages, using latitude/longitude return values with the Google Maps API. DISCLAIMER:  This extension does […]

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About Extensions

One of the most powerful features of Redux are extensions. With extensions you can override or customize any field type, or even extend Redux to do more than it was originally meant to do. With extensions we’ve built metaboxes, customizer support, and a slew of field types. Loading Extensions By using the Redux API, you can […]

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Accordion

The Redux Accordion extension is an improved way to group like items in your options panel, inside a collapsible accordion field.  Such a feature comes in handy when a given options panel has many, many items that don’t need to be shown simultaneously. Getting Started To understand how to use extensions, you should read this […]

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Icon Select

The entire purpose of the icon_select field is to reduce your effort as a developer. You feed it a web font CSS file via path or URL and it automatically parses the class names. Then you specify a font prefix and it auto-appends that as well. What you get in the end is a fully […]

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Custom Fonts

The Custom Fonts extensions is for users to upload a .ttf, .woff, .otf, or .zip containing any of the afore mentioned fonts. It will then generate whatever fonts it may need, and make the font accessible via the typography field within Redux. A custom font CSS file will be enqueued to the panel as well […]

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Repeater

The Redux Repeater extension easily allows developers to group like fields in a dynamic manner, or static number. Allowing values to be grouped (nested) under a single key, or under each individual key. All values will be returned as an array. Incompatible Fields Due to the complexities of this extension, the following Redux fields WILL […]

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Social Profiles

The Redux Social Profiles extension easily allows one to create and display links to their social media through code and/or an included widget. Getting Started To understand how to use extensions, you should read this article on Loading Extensions. To shortcut the process, you should use the Redux Generator. Please be aware that a working […]

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Multi Media

The Redux Multi Media extension is an improved way to allow your users to upload and/or select multiple files from the WordPress media library, for use in the Redux Framework options panel. Getting Started To understand how to use extensions, you should read this article on Loading Extensions. To shortcut the process, you should use […]

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JS Button

The Redux JS Button extension is a new way to activate JavaScript functions manually from within the options panel.  Once you’ve set up the field code with the buttons you’d like to display, you simply assign a JavaScript function name to the button, include that function in a JavaScript file assigned to the field and […]

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