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Views define how content will be displayed in your app's frontend. You can create standard, archive, single, integration, datagrid, search, chart, or taxonomy views.
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You can show or hide attributes, taxonomies, and relationships based on one or more values entered by users.
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You can use WPAS tag functions for displaying date and time information in your view layouts. Some of these tag functions may accept additional parameter called a format string to determine how the date is going to be displayed.
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Quick start to faster and efficient WordPress development. Use your FreeDev or ProDev account.
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An attribute is a property or descriptor of an entity. Each entity must have at least one attribute. Each entity also must have a unique attribute.
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A many-to-many relationship can optionally have one to many attributes. Only many-to-many relationships can have attributes.
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Analytics module allows filtering entity attributes, taxonomies and relationships to calculate statistics and displaying the result in any page using a shortcode.
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Wp App Studio apps provide Entity List, Entity Edit, and Operations screens to manage data related to your entities.
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Search forms help you drill down and across your entity's content using attributes, taxonomies, and relationships.
Defining initial app settings