If it can be explicetly defined as the_title, then this should work for you: $pages = get_pages(array (‘sort_column’ => ‘menu_order’)); foreach ($pages as $page_data) { $fields = get_fields($page_data); if( $fields ) { echo ‘<div class=”the_title”>’ .$fields[‘the_title’] . ‘</div>’; echo ‘<div class=”container”>’; foreach( $fields as $field_name => $value ) { $field = get_field_object($field_name, false, array(‘load_value’ => … Read more
You’re code is not working as you have an echo within an echo, try this code (not tested) <?php echo ‘<div id = “circ” style=”background: url(‘.$src[0].’><ul><li><a href = “‘.the_permalink().'</a></li></ul></div>’; ?> If you’re echo’ing something and then you want to add php within that echo you need to break the echo by adding ‘. $variable .’
How to add a handler for a button in plugin?
A child theme’s functions.php file is loaded before the parent theme’s, so the behavior you’re seeing is correct. Try adding your shortcode on a later action instead: function wpa_add_child_shortcodes(){ add_shortcode( ‘jo_customers_testimonials_slider’, ‘jo_customers_testimonials_slider_with_thumbnail’ ); } add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘wpa_add_child_shortcodes’ );
AJAX with Selectbox Plugins (Select2, Chosen, Selectize)
Disable all plugins and see if you can get into wp-admin. My guess is an errant plugin is causing problems. For example there might be a system specific setting in a plugin and causes it to break on another system
You are just not using the right function. Try using this: <iframe id=”preview_frame” src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/130860/<?php echo home_url(); ?>”></iframe>
According to the documentation, you should display a field like: <p><?php the_field(‘field_name’); ?></p> Change your get_field to the_field: <span class=”c_f”><a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/131004/<?php the_field(“field2_link’); ?>”><?php the_field(‘field1_details’); ?></a></span>
so I took a look at your updated code, and it looks like where you’re writing: $audio_url = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘$key’, true); //this is getting your custom field url You forgot to replace ‘$key’ with the actual string name of the meta you’re looking for, which judging from your functions, is called ‘link’. So I edited … Read more
Hyperlink to execute PHP