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[Resolved] Personalizing Admin inteface

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Last updated by Jamal 3 years, 8 months ago.

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#2031507
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Hi,

1. Is it possible to re-order the admin columns of custom fields? I don't know how to move at last the post pubblication date

2. Is it possible to customize the layout of custom fields in admin item page? I can only have the custom fields as list.

3. Is it possible to hide a custom field if it is empty? (see images in attach)

4. Is it possible to integrate custom fields and custom types in Impreza Template?

5. Is it possible to manage the creations of views and templates with WPBakery editor then block editor? (because the graphic result it is more similar the rest of the site)

This is what I'm trying to do:
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This is what i did with ToolSet:
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But this is what i need as graphic:
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Regards
Alex

#2031871

Hello Alex and thank you for contacting the Toolset support.

I am not sure to understand all your questions, but I'll try to give some insights on how to use Toolset.

1. Is it possible to re-order the admin columns of custom fields? I don't know how to move at last the post pubblication date
I assume that you are talking about the list of posts at the backend, right? Toolset can only customize what custom fields to appear as columns. Regarding the order, it is the default one from WordPress. You can use a 3rd party plugin to customize that, such as https://wordpress.org/plugins/codepress-admin-columns/
If you think that I did not understand the question well, please add some screenshots to explain it better.

2. Is it possible to customize the layout of custom fields in admin item page? I can only have the custom fields as list.
Sorry, I don't understand. Can you share a screenshot to explain it better? Please include the page URL in the screenshot so I can understand the context.

3. Is it possible to hide a custom field if it is empty? (see images in attach)
I believe that the condition code is not correct. You are using the field as shortcode which is probably not correct:

[azi_prov]

If it is a custom field you should use this inside of the condition:

[wpv-conditional if=" ( $(azi_prov) ne '' ) "]

4. Is it possible to integrate custom fields and custom types in Impreza Template?
Yes. But, I need to understand better what you need to do.

5. Is it possible to manage the creations of views and templates with WPBakery editor then block editor? (because the graphic result it is more similar the rest of the site)
Yes. Check this article https://toolset.com/course-lesson/using-toolset-with-wpbakery-page-builder/

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Hi Jamal,

2. "Customize Admin Item": I mean the interface to input the data, I attach some screenshot to example

#2033903

The second screenshot is from an ACF fields group, right? You are looking to display multiple fields in one row, right? If yes, that's not possible from the Toolset options. But, it can be possible to implement using custom CSS, and a 3rd party plugin or custom code, to enqueue the styles in the backend.
- https://wordpress.org/plugins/add-admin-css/
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Every field has a unique attribute using the field slug, for example for a field with slug "book-status", you can target it with this CSS selector:

div[data-wpt-id="wpcf-book-status"]{
    width: 33%;
    display: inline-block
}