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ACF is actually doing what it should – storing a numerical array of selected values. If you want the label you can levy get_field_object, which returns information about the custom field (rather than the value of it for the given post). $field_obj = get_field_object( ‘nav_widget_platforms’ ); $platforms = get_field( ‘nav_widget_platforms’ ); foreach ( $platforms as … Read more
Try adding artist ID as the second parameter in the_field(), like so: <?php the_field(‘artist_summary’, $artist->ID); ?> http://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/functions/the_field/
For anyone with the same problem, here’s the answer. I finally figured it out. // Display Profile Sidebar ACF add_action(‘genesis_sidebar’, ’employee_title’); function profile_photo() { if ( is_singular(‘profile’) && genesis_get_custom_field(’employee_title’) ) echo ‘<div id=”employee-title”> ‘. genesis_get_custom_field(’employee_title’) .'</div>’; } This is the the hook location in Genesis where the custom field data needs to output to: genesis_sidebar. … Read more
Just a simple php if to check the contents of the field before outputting markup. <?php if( $second_comment = get_field(‘second_content_block’) ){ ?> <div class=”page-content-text-additional”> <?php echo do_shortcode(“[vr_jsp] $second_comment [/vr_jsp]”); ?> </div> <?php } ?> You can eliminate the need for adding the class via js using the same method. Some friendly advice- spending a day … Read more
The problem is that by default WordPress only looks in the title and content field. As you build your pages from multiple pieces of external post types the default query doesn’t find those parts. Before we go any further I want you to know that this is going to be quite involved as you need … Read more
Use the old method of adding the relationship field -> Post Object <?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?> <div class=”entry-content”> <h1 class=”content-headline”>Package: <?php the_title(); ?></h1> </div> <div class=”package-description” style=”padding:15px 10px;background:white;”> <?php the_content(); ?> </div> <?php $posts = get_field(‘package_items’); if( $posts ): ?> <ul> <?php foreach( $posts as $post): // variable must be called $post (IMPORTANT) … Read more
Filtrify doesn’t actually use AJAX to get a new data set, it simply hides all of the elements which don’t match your current filter. Because you already have a page displaying all books (for example) you are already pretty well set up to use Filtrify. The only extra step that you need to take is … Read more
The very first line contains an incomplete opening PHP tag, it should be <?php not < ?php or some other variation. Also if statements don’t require a semi-colon after them. Your code is also not indented correctly. A good editor will auto-indent code for you automatically. A good editor will also syntax check and point … Read more
You need to use get_field function here instead of the_field. function wrapImagesInDiv($content) { if ( in_category( ‘projects’ ) ) { $pattern = ‘/(<img[^>]*class=\”([^>]*?)\”[^>]*>)/i’; $replacement=” <div class=”owl-wrapper”> <div class=”owl-item $2″> “.get_field(‘description’).’ $1 </div> </div>’; $content = preg_replace($pattern, $replacement, $content); } return $content; } add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘wrapImagesInDiv’); Function get_field returns the value but the_field prints the value.