All Crocoblock plugins have always been built with one clear idea in mind: you should be able to create even the most complex WordPress websites without writing code.
Dynamic content, loop templates, custom queries, filters, relations, and even REST API connections – all of it is handled through a visual interface. For the majority of projects, that’s more than enough. You configure, connect, and ship without digging into hooks or custom JavaScript – and that’s exactly how it should be.
However, real projects don’t always follow ideal scenarios, and sometimes requirements are very specific: for example, a client wants behavior that goes slightly beyond available settings, or you need to connect Crocoblock with third-party logic, external systems, or custom business rules.
That’s the moment where custom code becomes a choice, not a requirement, and where the new CodeLab comes in.
Why We Created CodeLab
Until now, there have been many code snippets for Crocoblock created by users and shared in Crocoblock Communities on Facebook or Discord, as well as additional solutions created by Crocoblock developers for special support requests.
But the issue was that they were in different places: Facebook or Discord post threads, GitHub comments, individual gists, and some were only available to the Support team. So, if you want to find something for your own project, it’s a very hectic or sometimes almost impossible task.
For that matter, we have decided to change this: collect everything in one place, test it, categorize it, add filters and search, so everyone can find what they need.
There are over 100 snippets for a wide range of goals, from custom integrations to small extensions.
You can filter them by:
- plugins;
- programming/web languages;
- category;
- builder.
You can also use a search form.
We’ll continue to add new tested snippets and expand the library over time.
Soon, you’ll be able to find CodeLab in the menu as we roll out a refreshed navigation.
Hope you like this new update. Please share your thoughts and your snippets on the Facebook community!
Questions You May Have
Absolutely not. These code snippets are only for very specific cases where custom integration or functionality is required.
Each code snippet has a dedicated page that explains its purpose, how it works, and how to use it.
