Define your query once and drive Query Grids, Dynamic Loops, or your own custom code with it. Powerful, performant, and completely developer-centric.
The Query Builder serves as your centralized logic engine. Instead of redefining your data parameters every time you create a new grid or loop, you create a reusable query object here.
This streamlined approach ensures consistency across your entire project and significantly reduces development time.
Whether your data lives in standard posts, custom content types, or third-party connections, our system handles it natively. Select your source directly from the dashboard:
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Filter through any CPT with meta and taxonomy support.
Connect objects via Tiger Relations.
Retrieve users, optionally filtered by role.
Pull terms from any taxonomy.
Access comments, optionally scoped to specific posts.
Manage rows from your Tiger Custom Content Type table.
Control exactly what data is returned with granular filter settings.
Utilize powerful macros like %current_user_id% or %today% to create context-aware queries that change based on the viewer or the current date.
Fine-tune results with search keywords, offsets, secondary ordering, and ID inclusion/exclusion.
Use the "Conditions" area to apply meta or taxonomy filters, supporting "broad" loose word matching and intricate logic for sophisticated data structures.
We built this for scale. The Query Builder includes built-in performance optimization and modern integration capabilities:
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No. The Query Builder provides a visual interface to construct complex database queries. Under the hood, it generates highly optimized, raw SQL queries without requiring you to write a single line of code.
Yes, the Query Builder natively supports custom post types and meta fields created by any standard WordPress plugin, including WooCommerce, ACF, and CPT UI.
Because we compile your visual queries into raw SQL and bypass standard WP_Query loops where possible, our Query Builder often executes faster than native WordPress loops, especially when filtering by complex metadata.
Repeating yourself. Instead of configuring the same filters on every grid and slider, you define a query once and reuse it by name. When the rule changes, you edit it in one place and every widget using it updates — no hunting through pages to find the ones you missed.
Posts, Products, or any custom post type, including a CCT-backed listing. You then set the order — date, title, price, random, menu order and more — and filter by categories, tags and custom terms, authors, a maximum number of items, or custom-field conditions.
In the widget’s settings, set the Source (or Query Source) to Saved Tiger Query and pick your query from the list. It appears there automatically once saved — there’s nothing to copy between the two screens.
Compatible widgets include AJAX Grid, Query Grid, Event Calendar and Featured Image, which can pull an image from a related record via a saved query. Any widget exposing a Query Source option can read from the same saved list.
Yes. Custom-field conditions are part of the filter set, so a query like “events after today” or “products where a flag is set” is defined once and reused, rather than rebuilt per widget.
No — that’s the point of naming it. Widgets reference the query, not a copy of its settings, so editing the query changes what every one of them shows on the next load.
Forget about writing repetitive code for loops. Define your requirements in the Query Builder, and let the system handle the heavy lifting of data retrieval, filtering, and performance optimization.
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