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DataCPT Builder (Blocks)The CPT Builder registers custom post types — Projects, Properties, Staff — and their taxonomies without code, so your structured content gets its own editor, admin menu and (optionally) archive. It is part of the Dynamic Content data engine. Where: WP Admin → Tiger Blocks → Data → CPT Builder. Enable the engine under Modules & […]Read article →DataCustom Content Types (Blocks)Custom Content Types (the Dynamic Content builder) model structured data as schema-defined records in their own database table — a fast, lightweight alternative to a full post type for large datasets, with no wp_posts or wp_postmeta overhead. Where: WP Admin → Tiger Blocks → Data → Dynamic Content. Enable the engine under Modules & Widgets → […]Read article →DataQuery Builder (Blocks)The Query Builder lets you define reusable, named queries visually, then select one from any dynamic block instead of rebuilding the same filters over and over. A saved query is a definition stored under a slug and consumable everywhere. Where: WP Admin → Tiger Blocks → Data → Query Builder. Enable the engine under Modules & […]Read article →DataRelations (Blocks)Relations connect your content types to each other — Projects to Clients, Courses to Instructors — so related items travel together and can be displayed from either side. Connections are stored in a dedicated, indexed table rather than scattered post meta, which keeps look-ups fast in both directions. Where: WP Admin → Tiger Blocks → Data […]Read article →DataSite Options (Blocks)Site Options are global content fields — the values you reuse across a site, such as phone, address, tagline and social links — defined once and bound into blocks everywhere. There is exactly one value per option, for the whole site. Where: WP Admin → Tiger Blocks → Data → Site Options. Enable the engine under […]Read article →DataUser Fields (Blocks)User Fields extend WordPress user profiles with your own fields — job title, bio, avatar, social links — stored in user meta and displayable in blocks. They are the per-author layer of Tiger’s dynamic content. Where: WP Admin → Tiger Blocks → Data → User Fields. Enable the engine under Modules & Widgets → Dynamic Content. […]Read article →