I figured it out using a While loop and an If statement with a counter. This solution uses functions from Advanced Custom Fields; $i = 0; while have_rows(‘week_rows’) ): the_row(); $i++; if( $i == 5 ) { // stops on the 5th row of ‘week_rows’ array break; } endwhile; // I had to move the … Read more
This should hopefully help you on your way, although I’ve not fully tested it… The basic search form here which will load the site_url() with appended search query string. You should change this to better reflect your site layout such as <?php site_url( ‘search’ ); ?> (‘http://website.com/search‘). Place the Results page code within the results … Read more
I’m typically against using a bunch of plugins, but an option for you is to use the Relevanssi plugin. I use it along side ACF and allows you to search within those fields. If you decide to use it, after installation/activation, go to the setting page for the plugin and scroll down to the “Indexing … Read more
If I understood the question correctly, what you want can be achieved by storing serialised array of post_id and ACF value as key value pair. So for each user, there will be user_meta which will contain post_ids and collectible_status.
WordPress by default has custom fields aka “post meta” but apart from the UI you’ve already mentioned (“the postauthor has to declare the keys himself while creating a post”) there is no UI functionality offered from core. You’ll need a plugin for this. Here is a nice comparison of custom fields plugins (Source: https://comparewp.org/)
Custom post types don’t need a template created for them. They will automatically use the archive.php and single.php of your theme. If you want to customize a page so that your portfolio and your regular blogs are different then you need to create 2 files. archive-postname.php (in this case it’s whatever you named your post … Read more
Best way to have one product in both rental and sale parent category
Extracting Post ID and passing through as an attribute in a shortcode
$atts[‘form_id’] contains the form_id that was passed with the Shortcode. You are searching for this form_id among the data that is held in the forms field. $forms is an array, and each item in the array is another array with your two keys: form_id and form_markup. So, for each item in $forms, you want to … Read more
Custom Field as Custom Post type element class