price-compare

To display a price comparison table in WordPress, create a Price Compare custom post type item, then embed the [price_compare id="123"] shortcode on any frontend page to render the structured data table.

Yes, the price comparison data is managed using ACF-based fields within a dedicated custom post type, allowing editors to input and structure competing product prices efficiently through the WordPress admin UI.

The best way to embed product price data is by using a shortcode handler. After setting up your price data in the custom post type, place the corresponding shortcode into the page content to render the table.

You need a WordPress environment supporting custom post types and shortcodes. The module uses a namespace-scoped model architecture with defined templates, but rendering simply requires placing the shortcode on a page.

If the price comparison shortcode does not render, ensure you have created a private Price Compare post with valid ACF data and that the correct post ID is passed into the shortcode attribute on the frontend page.

No, the module enforces a private custom post type for Price Compare items. This means the data entries are managed in the admin area but are only displayed on the frontend via the shortcode handler.