This might be a good read for you. I’m not sure exactly what you’re looking to do so I’ll lay this out in a simple format. This query will pull all Posts under the Post Type recipes where the custom field side-dishes exists. You can then loop through and display them how you would like. … Read more
Note that I don’t have ACF PRO 5.8 which comes with the Block features, but I hope this answer helps. If you look at the example here, you can retrieve the additional/custom CSS classes using props.attributes.className; i.e. the classes are saved as an attribute named className. So with that in mind and based on acf_register_block() … Read more
Using the Advanced Custom Fields plugin you can assign options pages to you custom posttype like this: if( function_exists(‘acf_add_options_page’) ) { acf_add_options_page(array( ‘page_title’ => ‘YOUR_PAGE_TILE Options’, ‘menu_title’ => ‘YOUR_MENU_TITLE Options’, ‘menu_slug’ => ‘options_YOUR_SLUG’, ‘capability’ => ‘edit_posts’, ‘parent_slug’ => ‘edit.php?post_type=YOUR_CUSTOM_POSTTYPE_SLUG’, ‘position’ => false, ‘icon_url’ => ‘dashicons-images-alt2’, ‘redirect’ => false, )); } That way you get an … Read more
In your loop, you can access the id of the parent page with $post->post_parent. You just need to pass this value as second parameter: <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/111351/<?php the_field(“header_image’, $post->post_parent ); ?>”>
The problem is that the function update_field from ACF works a little bit different from update_post_meta. Can you see it? update_post_meta( $post_id, $meta_key, $meta_value, $prev_value ); update_field( $field_key, $value, $post_id ); If you use update_post_meta you should in my opinion use get_post_meta to get the meta. If you use update_field you should use the_field or … Read more
If you want the D.I.Y. route… The post type in this example is set to ‘post’ but you can see where to change it. Here is a working example to pull the data ( first page in this example ), parse the response, create a class for the clean(er) data, generate posts from that data … Read more
There are many ways you could use to reach your goal. Here’s one… Steps: Create a shortcode that renders the form. Create and enqueue a JavaScript file that handles the form submission. Create PHP function for creating/updating Post/Custom Post. In your functions.php: /** * @return string $html HTML form. */ function shortcode__new_post_form() { /** * … Read more
I am updating my complete answer based on your clarification in the comment below. I hope this helps: <div class=”entry-content”> <h2>Documents written by this writer</h2> <?php /* * Query posts for a relationship value. * This method uses the meta_query LIKE to match the string “123” to the database value a:1:{i:0;s:3:”123″;} (serialized array) */ $documents … Read more
Rather than outputting your terms in that initial loop, I would use it instead to build a new array, with your issue_date as the key: $my_new_array = array( ); foreach ( $terms as $term ) { $issue_date = get_field( ‘issue_date’, $term ); $my_new_array[$issue_date] = $term->name; } You can then loop through this new array in … Read more
Thank you so much for your post, I spent half day to figure out how to get field names by their group. If you have field names, you can easily get their values: get_field($field[‘name’]); EXAMPLE HOW TO GET IMAGES FOR SLIDER <?php //or insert the ID of your fields Group. $groupID=’116′; $custom_field_keys = get_post_custom_keys($groupID); foreach … Read more