Interesting exercise, a one page plugin that believes it deserves a first level menu page is wrong, IMO. I use the same technique with Jetpack. To create sub-pages in the Options Page add-on, read the documentation. The logic of this menu/sub-menu swapping is: Add multiple ACF Options Pages Create our menu first level page Remove … Read more
The thing in WP that hits a passable balance of such functionality to not so painful implementation is rewrite endpoint. They are structured a little differently from your example (i.e. /tab/2) but they are easy to implement and order of magnitude less painful than dealing with Rewrite API usually is.
Turns out it’s the helpfully titled rest_prepare_categoryfilter function prepare_restful_categories($response, $item, $request) { // Do stuff to categories } add_filter(‘rest_prepare_category’, ‘prepare_restful_categories’, 10, 3);
It is possible to save ACF data in custom tables by using a separate paid plugin called ACF Custom Database Tables. However, if your goal is just to keep the database as light as possible, meevly.com’s solution of creating your own custom metaboxes would be the lightest-weight option, versus adding two plugins just to track … Read more
It’s not in the documentation mainly because it’s an internal function, they weren’t expecting you to use or need it. have_rows() checks to see whether there is a currently active loop- if not, it creates a global with your repeater rows; if so, it picks up where you left off- then it lets you know … Read more
Check out this page in order to discover your field key for your radio button: http://www.advancedcustomfields.com/docs/functions/get_field_object/ Next, insert this code where you are grabbing your field values: <?php $key = ‘your_fieldkey_here’; $field = get_field_object($key); if ($field) { foreach ($field[‘choices’] as $key => $value) { echo (‘KEY : ‘ . $key); echo (‘<br />’); echo (‘VALUE … Read more
Hook into the body_class filter and add your field there. It might be better to get the ID from get_queried_object_id() instead of get_the_ID(). add_filter( ‘body_class’, ‘wpse_20160118__body_class’ ); function wpse_20160118__body_class( $classes ) { if ( $package_colour = get_field( ‘package_colour’, get_queried_object_id() ) ) { $package_colour = esc_attr( trim( $package_colour ) ); $classes[] = $package_colour; } return $classes; … Read more
Try this: <?php $business_services = get_field( “services_for_businesses” ); //etc… ?> <div class=”section-title”>Services for Individuals</div> <div class=”section-text”> <?php the_field(‘services_for_individuals’) ?> </div> <?php if ( $business_services ) : ?> <div class=”section-title-business”>Services for Businesses</div> <div class=”section-text”> <?php echo $business_services; ?> </div> </div> <?php endif; ?> </div> Further abstract the code to meet your needs if you have more … Read more
You’re in luck. I was actually looking for an excuse to do this on one of my projects. I finally took the time to add this idea into one of my themes. 🙂 You can take this idea and run with it. It’s very basic and bare-bones example, but it does what you want it … Read more
There should not be any need to do this. Even if an ACF Field is using ‘return_format’ => ‘m/d/Y g:i a’, The post_meta value is in YYYY-MM-DD 00:00:00 format. $date_now = date(‘Y-m-d’); $args = [ ‘meta_key’=>’the_date’, ‘meta_value’=>$date_now.’ 00:00:00′, ‘meta_compare’=>’>=’, ]; $query = new WP_Query( $args ); Edit: I’ve noticed some discrepancies in this, the value … Read more