to grab the ACF data you will need to use $tag_tax_image = get_field(‘tag_taxonomy_image’, $post->ID); From there I recommend doing a var_dump($tag_tax_image); to figure out how to access the data you need.
the error is saying to change ; to . – you will also want to remove the extra .: <?php echo do_shortcode(“[svg-flag flag=\”” . get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘ozellikler_text’, true) . “\”]”); ?>
I see that you guys might have solved this issue in the comments, but others might end up here, looking for an answer, so let’s give it to them! 🙂 As pointed out by Michael, the problem here is that you didn’t echo out the content. But there are also some other issues that should … Read more
I think there’s a misunderstanding here about how browser page requests work, and how PHP loads and runs WordPress When you make a request to WordPress, PHP loads WordPress and processes the page, then it’s all cleaned up and thrown away. Unlike other platforms such as Java or Python, there is no continuously running program … Read more
I’m not sure what you’re hoping for, but all you can really do is just move the code from one function into the other. global $post is also not doing anything, so removing that will save you a couple of lines: /** * Register template */ public static function register_styles_templates() { add_filter(‘single_template’, function($single_template) { if … Read more
From this post on WordPress.org “Fixing fatal error after 5.30 update“, it mentions issues with Gutenberg. I installed the Glutenberg plugin and the website is now loading properly. Hope this comes to use for the future for anyone else!
You can’t link between templates. Not directly. The template files are just the files that WordPress will use to render the posts it’s found, based on the URL. You can see how WordPress decides which template to load under which circumstances in the Template Hierarchy. So to solve this issue we need to determine when … Read more
You should definitely use Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) plugin. Go for the PRO version, since you might need it’s functionality (it costs less than 20 USD) and will be one of the best WordPress related investments. You should look at the Repeater field (two of them, one for each section) and put a File field … Read more
I found the problem. I had defined variables using the names DB_USER, DB_PASSWORD etc in my own database connection config file. I then found that wordpress already defines variables using these exact same names, which are stored in one of the files in the wp-includes directory. So my own defined variables with the same name … Read more
Intermittent problem can the debug log give any clues?