This is the first in a new series of case studies dedicated to showing how developers have overcome challenges by using Advanced Custom Fields PRO. Do you have a story to share? Let us know via email to postmeta@advancedcustomfields.com. Sa... Continue Reading
The next big release for Advanced Custom Fields is just around the corner, and we are excited to announce the first beta version is now available for download! Version 5.9 is a celebration of new features across the entire plugin to help bo... Continue Reading
WordPress actions and filters are wonderful. They allow plugin, theme and core developers to offer large amounts of customization with very little effort. For a long time, ACF has sprinkled these actions and filters throughout the various f... Continue Reading
The much anticipated and highly controversial WordPress 5.0 is scheduled for release tomorrow, the 6th of December 2018. Continue Reading
The big event is finally within sight: WordPress 5.0, featuring the new Gutenberg editor, is coming soon. And all of the emotions leading up to this release are quite unlike anything we’ve seen in the world of WordPress. Feelings are all ... Continue Reading
As expected, early 2018 has been a busy time here at Advanced Custom Fields. There are major enhancements coming on many fronts for both the free and PRO versions of our plugin. First off, the free version of ACF will soon see the long-anti... Continue Reading
When working with WordPress plugins, it’s often expected that each one will have its own obligatory “Settings” page. It’s the place where we go to tweak various options to fit our particular needs. Those of you who are familiar with... Continue Reading
Building with Advanced Custom Fields provides both users and developers a way to communicate via content. As the developer, you can think of ACF as a translator between yourself and your client, and it is up to you to design the best UI for... Continue Reading
When building a website with WordPress, you have the ability to customize both the look and functionality of your site as much (or as little) as you’d like. The idea is that using this open source content management system (CMS) will prov... Continue Reading