Custom column sorting in WordPress admin post table
Custom column sorting in WordPress admin post table
advanced-custom-fields
How to use max and min values of custom fields
How to use max and min values of custom fields
Query Posts depends on custom field inside repeater field using acf
Query Posts depends on custom field inside repeater field using acf
Can an array be used as a meta_query value?
Can an array be used as a meta_query value?
ACF attachment custom field in rest response
Check out ACF to REST API – https://github.com/airesvsg/acf-to-rest-api You can optionally turn on/off which fields you want to enable. // Enable the option show in rest add_filter( ‘acf/rest_api/field_settings/show_in_rest’, ‘__return_true’ ); // Enable the option edit in rest add_filter( ‘acf/rest_api/field_settings/edit_in_rest’, ‘__return_true’ );
Remove WordPress/Gutenberg button styles for ACF blocks
Remove WordPress/Gutenberg button styles for ACF blocks
ACF repeater field with meta_query
I don’t think it’s possible. ACF stores repeater data in separate postmeta fields – one database row for every field in the repeater – so you would have to query multiple fields, and unless you always have the same number of repeater fields, you wouldn’t even know how many to query. It sounds like you … Read more
ACF won’t load from a custom JSON location
ACF won’t load from a custom JSON location
Minimising number of queries on a page when using Advanced Custom Fields
Performance optimization doesn’t really work in vaccum, it takes hands-on profiling an looking for actual bottle necks (which often turn out to be different from perceived ones). But it general there are several approaches to the need of lots of database data: Optimize fetching from database, for example by concatenating multiple requests into retrieving single … Read more
Show custom field from custom taxanomy term on custom post type
Use the get_the_terms function instead so you can build the list manually and access the term_id for each term. $terms = get_the_terms( $post->ID, ‘taxanomy-name’ ); echo ‘<ul>’; foreach( $terms as $term ): echo ‘<li>’; echo $term->name; the_field( ‘custom-field-name’, ‘taxanomy-name_’ . $term->term_id ); echo ‘</li>’; endforeach; echo ‘</ul>’;