21 Feb 18

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Upgrade Guide – ACF PRO

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12 Feb 18

How to Activate ACF PRO

This guide shows how to activate ACF PRO and your license key. Without a valid license key on the WordPress site where it is installed, ACF PRO will not be able to receive plugin updates, or access premium features and field types. Until a ... Continue Reading

29 Jul 17

Known Issues

Welcome to the known issues guide for the Advanced Custom Fields plugin. This guide contains information and solutions for common problems found in each release. If you are experiencing an issue with the ACF plugin, please continue reading ... Continue Reading

7 Jul 17

Adding fields to Posts

This guide will demonstrate how to add custom fields to a WordPress Post and how to then modify the post’s template file HTML. Posts are the most common way to create, edit and organize content. Posts, Pages and custom posts types are... Continue Reading

14 Jun 17

Adding fields to Menu Items

This guide will demonstrate how to add custom fields to a WordPress Menu Item and how to then modify the Menu Item’s HTML. Menus are used to organize a group of links (menu items) for your theme to display as navigation. If you are un... Continue Reading

14 Jun 17

Adding fields to Menus

This guide will demonstrate how to add custom fields to a WordPress Menu and how to then modify the Menu’s HTML. Menus are used to organize a group of links (menu items) for your theme to display as navigation. If you are unfamiliar w... Continue Reading

31 Mar 17

Upgrade Guide – Version 5

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18 Oct 16

Adding Custom Settings to Fields

Each ACF field type may contain several different settings that can be used to customize the appearance and functionality of the field. There are two main types of these settings: global and type-specific. Global field settings are register... Continue Reading

18 Dec 15

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