After struggling with this, I found a workaround that worked. Since every custom field has a connection with my custom post type, I was able to use wp_get_object_terms to get the terms for each custom taxonomy. Using the query to retrieve all posts: $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘houses’ ); $houses = new WP_Query($args); $posts … Read more
Try this, which worked for me: <?php $fields = get_field_objects(); // I changed from get_fields() if( $fields ): ?> <ul> <?php // I changed $value to $field (i.e. the variable name) foreach( $fields as $name => $field ): if (stripos($name, ‘isbn’) !== false) : ?> <li><b><?php echo $field[‘label’]; ?></b> <?php echo $field[‘value’]; ?></li> <?php endif; … Read more
You can access ACF values in functions.php and you’ll have to. Registering menus in template file won’t work, because templates are loaded after after_setup_theme is run. So if you add any action to that hook in template file, that action won’t run – they’re registered to late…
But my case is this: I have a custom post type where I want to set a template so they can’t move around the blocks and add other blocks and so on. And on this post type around 70% is created by code. Because it is fetching all the information from an API. This can … Read more
I posted this on the ACF support forum as well and got great feedback: https://support.advancedcustomfields.com/forums/topic/query-pages-for-use-of-a-flexible-content-layout/ With a bit of tweaking, it worked. Here’s what I ended up with: <?php $flex_content_name=”flexible_content”; // < update with applicable field name $layout_name=”featured-resources”; // < update with applicable subfield name $args = array( ‘posts_per_page’ => -1, ‘post_type’ => ‘page’, ‘meta_query’ … Read more
Try using the code below to display the html for your block. I found the solution here. render_block( $block )
The Repeater field is a premium add-on, and you have to buy a licence key:
Try passing the post ID as the second parameter: the_field(‘sub_title’, $instance[‘post_id’]);
It looks like the times are being stored as plain text strings like “10:00 am – 12:00 pm” which will be pretty impossible to sort correctly during your wp_query call. Try the date and timepicker add-on and it should allow you to store in a sortable format. You can use it for only times and … Read more
The ACF API functions normally work with the current post’s ID. Taxonomies and Users work a bit differently, you have to supply the ID of the object you want to fetch fields from. $category_id = ‘category_’ . get_queried_object_id(); $field = get_field( ‘post_slider_projects’, $category_id ); See get_field in the documentation for more info.