Custom location rules
Each field group contains a set of location rules. These rules are used to decide where to show the field group throughout the WP admin. It is possible to create your own location rules, or even modify existing rules using the following fil... Continue Reading
Creating a new field type
The Advanced Custom Fields plugin is packed with loads of useful field types such as text, image and WYSIWYG. However, when working on a project, it may be necessary to create a new type of field to save & load unique data. This guide w... Continue Reading
Create a front end form
This article will cover how to create a form on the front end of your website to add or edit content. Two functions are available to create a working form in a template file. Name Description acf_form_head() This function is placed at the t... Continue Reading
Customize the WYSIWYG toolbars
Description The WYSIWYG field contains an option to define the toolbar (buttons) which are rendered onto the tinyMCE object. By default, you can select ‘Full’ or ‘Basic’, however, it is possible to extend these toolb... Continue Reading
Upgrade Guide – Version 4
The ACF plugin has undergone some major changes in version 4 to adhere to the new terms & conditions set by WordPress. To make your upgrade a seamless operation, please read this guide before updating. Database No changes have been made... Continue Reading
Adding custom javascript to fields
This article will cover how to add custom JS to interact with and modify ACF fields and settings. Similar to the many WordPress actions and filters available in PHP, ACF adopts a similar model for it’s Javascript. Getting Started Ther... Continue Reading
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