In normal posts, we rarely use custom fields as the primary feature is displaying content in the WordPress editor along with featured images, tags, and categories. However, custom post type implementations require a considerable amount of data beyond the content in the WordPress editor. So, we need a way to handle the custom data for each custom post type. We can use the default post custom fields feature to store the data in the wp_postmeta table. Let's consider the custom field requirements of a property listing site:
The property listing sites require a large amount of custom data, along with the property title and the main property content through the WordPress editor. We can match some of ...
