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# Displaying Wysiwyg field

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Wysiwyg is an acronym for "what you see is what you get".
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The Wysiwyg field type creates a WordPress content editor as seen in Posts and Pages. This is one of the most useful fields for editing content as it allows for both text and multimedia to be edited and styled within a single area.

Advanced Views natively supports the following Wysiwyg types:

1. [WooCommerce](/advanced-views/fields/woo-product-fields.md): ProductDescription field
2. [ACF](/advanced-views/fields/meta-plugins/advanced-custom-fields.md): any Wysiwyg field
3. [MetaBox](/advanced-views/fields/meta-plugins/meta-box-fields.md): any Wysiwyg field
4. [Pods](/advanced-views/fields/meta-plugins/pods-fields.md): any Wysiwyg field

## 1. How to display a WYSIWYG field

1. [Create a new *Layout*](/advanced-views/getting-started/first-layout.md)
2. Add any Wysiwyg field
3. Save the *Layout*, copy its [embedding shortcode](/advanced-views/layouts/embedding-shortcode.md)
4. Embed *Layout*: paste the shortcode inside the target place

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Inside the *Layout,* you can mix fields from different providers and [customize the template](/advanced-views/layouts/code-fields/custom-template.md).
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