Specifications
Define global custom fields that appear on every rental product — vehicle capacity, fuel type, features, year, color, and more.
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1: Introduction
Specifications are global field definitions — you create a field once here, and it becomes available on every rental product's edit screen under Advanced Settings → Specifications. Each product then fills in its own value for each spec field.
Examples of typical specification fields: Seats (number), Fuel Type (select), Transmission (radio), Air Conditioning (checkbox), Color (color), Manufacturer Year (number), Brochure (file).
2: How It Works
1. Define fields
BRW → Specifications
Create spec field definitions (type, name, label, options, etc.)
2. Fill per product
Product Edit → Advanced Settings → Specifications
Each product gets an input for every enabled spec field; admin fills in the value
3. Display on frontend
Single product page / Card template
Enabled specs with values are shown in the product's specifications section. Fields with Show in Card also appear in listing cards.
3: Specifications List — Table Columns

Checkbox
Select for bulk actions. "Select all" checkbox in header/footer selects all rows.
Type
Field type (text, number, select, etc.). Also stored in a hidden field used during operations.
Name
The internal slug/key of the field. Unique, lowercase, no spaces. Used as the array key in storage.
Label
The human-readable display name shown to admins (in the product edit screen) and optionally on the frontend.
Icon font
CSS class for an icon (e.g. flaticon-users) displayed alongside the spec on the frontend.
Enable
Green checkmark (✓) = enabled; blank = disabled. Disabled specs are visually greyed out in the list.
Actions
Edit, Delete, Visibility toggle (👁 = disable / 🚫 = enable), Drag handle (⣿) for reordering.
3.1 Bulk Actions
Four buttons at the top of the page operate on selected (checked) rows.

Add new
Open add popup
Opens the Add Specification popup modal. Does not require any selection.
Delete
Delete selected
Removes all checked specification definitions. Irreversible — does NOT prompt for confirmation. Product meta values for deleted specs remain in the DB but are no longer rendered.
Enable
Enable selected
Sets enable = 'on' for all checked specs. Enabled specs appear in product edit screens.
Disable
Disable selected
Sets enable = '' for all checked specs. Disabled specs are hidden from product edit screens and frontend display.
3.2 Row Actions

Edit
Opens the Edit popup modal pre-filled with the field's current values. All fields are editable including Name (slug) — renaming a spec updates all references to the old name in the global options array.
Delete
Deletes this single specification immediately (no confirmation prompt). Submits the form with
action = deleteand the field name.
Visibility Toggle
Toggles a single spec between enabled (👁 active, 🚫 hidden) and disabled (🚫 active, 👁 hidden). Disabled rows appear greyed out. AJAX-saves without page reload.
Drag & Drop Reorder
Grab the drag handle (⣿) to drag rows up or down. The new order is saved automatically via AJAX on drop. The display order on the frontend follows the order in this list.
4: Add / Edit Popup — All Fields

Select Type - Required
Dropdown with 11 field types. Determines which input control is rendered in the product edit screen and what the Default field looks like. See Field Types section for full details.
Changing the type on an existing spec (Edit) re-renders the popup form instantly. Changing from a type with Options (radio/checkbox/select) to one without hides the Options table.
Name - Required
Internal identifier / array key. Rules: unique, lowercase only, no spaces (use underscore:
When editing, if you change the name, the plugin renames the key in the global spec array (all product meta values previously stored under the old name become orphaned — update product meta manually if needed).
Label - Required
Display name shown to admins in the product edit screen and, when Show label is checked, on the frontend product page next to the spec value.
Options
Appears only for types: Radio Checkbox Select. A sortable mini-table of option values. Each row has a text input, a + button (add row below), an × button (remove row), and a drag handle to reorder options.
At least one option is required for these types.
Icon font - Option
A CSS class string for an icon font (e.g.
flaticon-users,brwicon2-seat). Find icon class here
Default - Option
A pre-filled default value for this spec on every product that hasn't set it manually. The input type varies by field type:
- TypeDefault input
Text Tel
Text input
Link
URL input (
type="url"), placeholderhttps://example.comNumber
Number input
Email
Email input
Color
Color picker (
type="color")Date
Date picker (BRW datepicker widget)
File
"Add file" button opening WP Media Library; stores attachment ID in hidden field
Radio Checkbox Select
Text input (free-text default; per-product selection overrides)
Class - Option
Extra CSS class added to the spec wrapper element on the frontend. Use for custom styling or JavaScript targeting.
Field Types
11 input types are available. The type controls both how the value is entered in the product edit screen and how it is displayed on the frontend.
Text
Single-line text input
Short labels, model names, descriptions
—
Link
URL input (type="url")
Brochure URL, manual PDF link
—
Number
Number input
Seats, doors, horsepower, year
—
Tel
Telephone input (type="tel")
Contact/support number
—
Email input (type="email")
Contact email for vehicle manager
—
Radio
Radio button group
Transmission (Auto / Manual), Fuel type (one choice)
✓ Required
Checkbox
Checkbox group
Features (AC, GPS, Child seat — multiple)
✓ Required
Select
Dropdown (optionally multi-select)
Color, Body type, Category
✓ Required
Date
Date picker
Registration date, Last service date
—
Color
Color picker (type="color")
Vehicle exterior color swatch
—
File
WP Media Library picker; stores attachment ID
User manual PDF, spec sheet
—
The Select type has an extra Multiple checkbox in the popup. When checked, the select renders as a multi-select (multiple attribute) allowing admins to pick several values per product.
Add custom types with the filter ovabrw_specification_get_types. The filter receives the types array and must return it with your additions.
Status Flags: Three checkboxes at the bottom of the Add/Edit popup control display behavior.
Enable: When checked : the spec appears in the product edit screen's Specifications panel, and is included in frontend output. When unchecked: completely hidden from both admin and frontend.
Show label: When checked: the Label text is displayed alongside the spec value on the frontend (e.g. "Seats: 5"). When unchecked: only the value is shown (e.g. just "5" with its icon).
Show in Card template: When checked: the spec (and its value) is also displayed on the compact Card view (product listing cards / archive cards). When unchecked: the spec appears only on the full single-product page.
5: Product-level Specifications
Show Specifications in Categories
You can show all specifications or some separate specifications for each category
First, Go to Products >> Categories. Then, click a category you want to add specifications for, go to: Choose Specifications

Choose "All" if you like to add all specifications for the category
Choose "Other Specifications" if you want to add some separate specifications for the category.
Step 3: Set Specifications for a Product
When you choose a category for product, the all Specifications of category will be displayed in product.
Example : If you create "Car" category with All Specifications, you will see all Specifications in product


Example 2: If you create Car category with some Specifications, you will see some Specifications in product.
Note: You have to save product then edit product again to see specifications.


Display Specifications in Front-end

6: PHP Filters
ovabrw_specification_get_types
Add or remove field types from the Type dropdown. Receives and must return the types array ([slug => label]).
ovabrw_submenu_specifications_capability
Change the required WordPress capability to access the Specifications page. Default: edit_posts.
ovabrw_before_popup_add_specification
Action fired inside the Add popup form before the standard fields. Receives $action, $type, $name.
ovabrw_after_popup_add_specification
Action fired inside the Add popup form after the standard fields (before status checkboxes).
ovabrw_before_popup_edit_specification
Action fired inside the Edit popup form before the standard fields.
ovabrw_after_popup_edit_specification
Action fired inside the Edit popup form after the standard fields.
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