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Dynamic Forms

Dynamic Forms extend the standard way of embedding forms created with Greyd Forms into website content. While the regular Form block simply displays a selected form, Dynamic Forms combine form embedding with the dynamic capabilities known from the Dynamic Templates feature. This allows specific parts of a form to change depending on the context in […]

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Dynamic Image

The Dynamic Image block is a flexible alternative to the native WordPress Image block. While it includes most features of the core block, it extends its functionality with powerful dynamic image sources. These dynamic features are based on the Greyd Plugin’s Dynamic Tags system, allowing you to pull images directly from post meta, user data, […]

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Conditional Content

The Conditional Content block allows you to display content only when specific conditions are met. It’s a wrapper block that renders its child blocks only if the defined logic evaluates as true. If the condition is not fulfilled, no output is generated — meaning no markup is rendered at all, not even hidden via CSS. […]

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Query Features

The Query Features extend the default capabilities of the WordPress Query Loop block. With this feature, you can add advanced interactivity to any post listing directly in the block editor. Once enabled under Greyd.Suite → Features, the following enhancements become available: The Advanced Filter panel inside the Query Loop block settings. A new Post Slider […]

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Dynamic Templates

Dynamic Templates let you create reusable content fragments that can be filled with different values depending on the context in which they’re used. Once the feature is activated under Greyd.Suite → Features, a new post type called Templates appears in the main admin menu. Depending on the active theme, either a custom block (in the […]

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Dynamic Tags

Dynamic Tags are a concept originating from the Dynamic Templates feature. They serve as placeholders for content elements such as headings, words, entire text blocks, or even images. Instead of adding final content while editing a post, you insert placeholders. These placeholders — now called Dynamic Tags — are replaced during rendering with the appropriate […]

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Post Types

The Post Types feature allows you to define your own structured content types with individual layouts and field definitions — all from within the WordPress backend. In addition to custom Post Types, you can also enhance existing core Post Types like Posts and Pages and create Taxonomies, either specific for one post type or make […]

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All Dynamic Data Docs

Dynamic Forms

Dynamic Image

Conditional Content

Query Features

Dynamic Templates

Dynamic Tags

Post Types