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Meta Query Builder
July 17, 2026
The meta query builder lets you filter your query results by custom fields without custom code. Just pick your field name, choose an operator, and type a value. What is a meta query? A custom field (also called meta) is an extra piece of data saved on a post, page, product, term, or user. For
Settings Reference
July 17, 2026
The Settings page lets you control how GB Query Enhancements works across your whole site. You will find it under Settings → GB Query Enhancements in your WordPress admin. You must be a site administrator to see it. All Settings at a Glance Setting What it does Default Core Block Support Picks which built-in WordPress
Benefits of GB Query Enhancements
July 17, 2026
GB Query Enhancements is an add-on for GenerateBlocks. It gives the GenerateBlocks Query block three new ways to list content: terms, users, and WooCommerce products. Additional, the plugin adds extra tools that help you filter and display that content without writing any code. What is a query? A query is a request you send to
Troubleshooting Guide
July 17, 2026
This page covers the most common problems people run into with GB Query Enhancements and how to fix each one. Dynamic tags not showing inside a block Dynamic tags are placeholders like {{post_title}} that get swapped out for real data. If a tag is not working inside a core WordPress block (like a Paragraph or
Hooks Reference
February 11, 2026
GB Query Enhancements includes a number of useful hooks to allow developers to extend and alter the plugin’s functionality. Hooks Reference This document lists all custom WordPress hooks (filters) provided by GB Query Enhancements. These hooks allow developers to customize query behavior, modify responses, and extend functionality. Term Query Hooks gb_query_enhancements_max_terms Filter the maximum number
Installation and Setup
February 10, 2026
Getting started with GB Query Enhancements is straightforward and only requires a few simple steps: For Term and User Queries, almost all of the available query parameters are available from WP_Term_Query and WP_User_Query respectively. As of now, meta_query (which allows you to query by multiple meta keys or values) is the only one that is