WPCodeBox

WPCodeBox is a paid snippet manager for WordPress. Oxygen has
built-in support for it: any PHP editor in the builder gets a Send To CodeBox button that
moves the code you've written into a WPCodeBox snippet and leaves a one-line call behind.

That's useful when a bit of PHP outgrows the page it started on — you want to call it from
several templates, keep it under version control in WPCodeBox, or edit it with WPCodeBox's
editor instead of a panel field.

Send code to WPCodeBox

1. Write your PHP in any PHP field in the builder — the PHP Code element, a loop
   element's PHP query, or a Custom PHP condition.
2. Click Send To CodeBox in the bottom-right corner of the code editor.
3. Oxygen saves the code as a new WPCodeBox snippet and replaces the contents of the field
   with a call to it:

<?php

OxygenWPCodeBoxrunSnippet(3);

?>

Keep that line as it is, or replace it with a direct call to whatever function the snippet
defines. Either way the page now runs the code from WPCodeBox, and you edit it there.

The button appears on PHP editors only — CSS, HTML and JavaScript fields don't have it.

Turning the button off

The Send To CodeBox button is part of a group of builder integrations you can switch off
entirely. Go to Oxygen → Settings → Privacy, and under Builder Integration tick
Hide integrations in the builder. That hides the CodeBox button and the AI Writing
Assistant for everyone on the site — useful if you hand builder access to clients.

Troubleshooting