Use dot notation to map fields to nested Schema.org objects. Description Some Schema.org properties expect nested objects rather than simple values. Qualified properties use dot notation to specify both the object type and property within t... Continue Reading
Output Schema.org structured data from ACF Block fields. Description ACF Blocks can automatically output JSON-LD structured data for their field values. This enables rich snippets and AI discoverability for block-based content. Requirements... Continue Reading
Map ACF fields to Schema.org properties for structured data output. Description Each ACF field can be mapped to a Schema.org property. This mapping determines how the field value appears in the JSON-LD output. Properties are filtered based ... Continue Reading
Configure how ACF field values are formatted in JSON-LD output. Description When mapping a field to a Schema.org property, you can specify an output format. This determines how the raw field value is transformed for the JSON-LD output. Avai... Continue Reading
Automatically output Schema.org structured data for ACF fields as JSON-LD in the page head. Description ACF 6.8 introduces JSON-LD structured data output for ACF fields. This feature maps ACF field values to Schema.org properties, enabling ... Continue Reading
Enables AI tools and automation platforms to interact with ACF data through the WordPress Abilities API. Description ACF 6.8 introduces support for the WordPress Abilities API (introduced in WordPress 6.9). This integration exposes ACF̵... Continue Reading
Overview Conditional logic allows you to set rules regarding when a custom field should appear, based on the values of other fields in the same field group. The “Conditional Logic” setting tab is available for most ACF field types, givi... Continue Reading
Learn how to access and update ACF data using the WordPress REST API.
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