One WP website as content source for several others
One WP website as content source for several others
custom-field
Conditional display based on ACF checkbox
Conditional display based on ACF checkbox
Update Custom Field daily within 7days
Using wp_schedule_event() function, you can create your custom function to do this. and how to use this function refer this
save all acf options in one meta_value [closed]
save all acf options in one meta_value [closed]
WordPress does not show the custom fields box
It’s very likely that your CPT does indeed have custom fields, but because you’re using the classic editor, you need to have also enabled custom fields on the user you’re logged in as via the user profile/settings page This is how core decides if there’s a custom fields metabox: if ( post_type_supports( $post_type, ‘custom-fields’ ) … Read more
acf_form() – “On Update” action [closed]
acf_form() – “On Update” action [closed]
How to show to show post list under the specific category name using jetengine query?
How to show to show post list under the specific category name using jetengine query?
Convert custom field date format to “WordPress default”
I don’t see a function to do what you want directly, but it is not hard to retrieve the format that WordPress has configured: $df = get_option(‘date_format’); $tf = get_option(‘time_format’); You can then substitute $df wherever you had a hard-coded date format (or $tf for a time format). In your example, that would look like … Read more
Is there a way to read JSON data inside Custom Fields without editing PHP? [closed]
Yes. Use JSON.parse($string); to convert your string value to JSON format within Javascript. <script> var json_data_string = ‘{“data”:[“string no 1″,”string no 2″,”string no 3”]}’; // or echo the json_data field as <?php echo $json_data; ?> var json_data = JSON.parse(json_data_string); // Now access the properties as $data = json_data.data; // outputs: string no 1,string no 2,string … Read more
Post object GUID adding http:/
You should not be using the GUID as a link. If you want to get the URL for a WordPress post object you should use get_the_permalink(): href=”‘ . esc_url( get_the_permalink( $package_link ) ) . ‘” Note that I also escaped the URL.