3 Things You Didn’t Know You Could Do With ACF
There’s no doubt ACF has amazing capabilities. It wouldn’t be so widely used in WordPress if it didn’t. In fact, there’s so much you can do with ACF, it’s likely you’re not taking full advantage of at least one thing. Continue Reading
Wysiwyg Editor
Description The Wysiwyg field creates a WordPress content editor as seen in Posts and Pages. Wysiwyg is an acronym for "what you see is what you get". This is one of the most useful fields for editing content as it allows for both... Continue Reading
Extending ACF Blocks With Block Supports
Overview The WordPress Block Supports API offers plenty of features to extend your ACF Blocks. Additional attributes are passed to your block when you opt in to these features. Often, these features enable different parts of the block edito... Continue Reading
Getting Started with ACF
Welcome Advanced Custom Fields is a WordPress plugin which allows you to add extra content fields to your WordPress edit screens. These extra content fields are more commonly referred to as Custom Fields and can allow you to build websites ... Continue Reading
ACF 5.10 Release – HTML Escaping, Blocks API v2, Block Preloading, and More!
It is our pleasure to announce that Advanced Custom Fields version 5.10 is now available. Continue Reading
ACF Chat Fridays: Bidirectional Relationships Demo
ACF Chat Fridays offer an incredible opportunity to meet with other users and the ACF development team. Each session answers your questions about the best way to build WordPress sites with ACF, and provides insight into new features coming ... Continue Reading
ACF Blocks: How to Use Block Locking
Locking down your ACF Blocks with block locking ensures those blocks can’t be removed or modified in unauthorized ways. You can think of block locking as a safety mechanism, whether you’re using it on a client’s WordPress site or one ... Continue Reading
Updates to ACF Field Functions in 5.11
Updates to ACF Field Functions in 5.11 In versions of ACF prior to 5.11, the ACF shortcode , along with the get_field() and the_field() functions, could also be used to retrieve WordPress options or post, user or term meta values which were... Continue Reading
Bidirectional Relationships
In a bidirectional relationship, each object (post, page, custom post type, user, or taxonomy) has a relationship field that refers to the other object. The relationship data is stored in an ACF field on both objects making it easier to que... Continue Reading
