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A lightweight solution for creating relationships between posts, terms and users in WordPress.
MB Relationships is a WordPress plugin that enables you to create relationships between various content types, including posts, pages, custom post types, terms, and users. It is designed to facilitate connections and queries between these entities, allowing for more dynamic content presentation on your site.
The plugin supports both reciprocal and bi-directional relationships, making it suitable for scenarios where multiple items need to be linked together, such as events and bands. It is lightweight and optimised for performance, focusing on efficient database and query handling.
Best for: This plugin is suitable for websites that require complex content relationships, such as event and band listings.
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MB Relationships provides a practical solution for managing content relationships in WordPress. Its lightweight nature and performance optimisation make it a useful tool for developers and site owners needing enhanced content connectivity.
Anh Tran's own description of MB Relationships, lightly tidied.
MB Relationships helps you create relationships between posts, pages, custom post type, terms and users. The plugin is lightweight and optimized for database and query performance.
The plugin allows you to create connections from posts to posts, posts to pages and so on. Then you can perform corresponding queries to retrieve posts that are connected to or from given posts.
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We recommend using Meta Box Lite, a feature-rich free UI version of Meta Box that provides UI and all free features for managing custom fields and dynamic content on WordPress, including post types, taxonomies, custom fields, and relationships.
It supports reciprocal and bi-directional relationships.
Post relationships is a missing part in WordPress. The only “built-in” way that mimic the post relationship in WordPress is the post_parent for pages where you can create many child pages of a page (a one-to-many relationship). Unfortunately, that’s available for pages and hierarchical post types only. Besides, it’s not many-to-many relationship.
Below are some examples of posts to posts relationships that might help you see the benefit of this feature:
The simplest example is to manually create related posts in your WordPress website. When you edit a post, you can select posts that have similar or related content and display them in the frontend for further reading.
You can also query backward: displaying posts that link to the being read post as a reference to provide more information to your readers. With this, you don’t need a WordPress related posts plugin anymore.
Suppose you have two custom post types, event and band, where:
If people want to buy tickets, they could search for events in their location and see what bands are playing on a given date, or they could search for bands they like and see what date they are playing near their location.
In this example, we have created many-to-many relationships between events and bands.
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