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    Hi everyone,
    I’m testing the Dynamic Content new feature along with the Custom Layout and it works like a charm with ACF custom post types. Great job !

    After adding a few posts (using the custom fields defined for my CPT) manually, I tried importing the 200 posts I have into a CSV file using the plugin “Ultimate CSV Importer Free” (I’m not advertising, it’s just one of many but it’s free and works with CSV instead of WordPress native XML import/export files).

    I then noticed that my CPTs were displayed by default in the form of a blog post with the shortcodes of my Custom Layout content displayed in plain text.

    Then I saw that there was a field in the database called _aviaLayoutBuilder_active that had an active value, but it doesn’t seem to be enough to activate ALB on the post.

    Can you tell me what other custom fields are used to properly activate the Advanced Layout Editor on a post, and what values to give them?
    I can see that activating the Advanced Layout Editor then updating the post generates a lot of additional fields in the _postmeta table :

    • _aviaLayoutBuilder_active : active
    • _edit_lock : 1732749476:1
    • _edit_last : 1
    • _avia_sc_parser_state : disabled
    • _av_css_styles : a:0:{}
    • _custom_layout_post_id :
    • _aviaLayoutBuilderCleanData : [av_custom_layout link=’alb_custom_layout,653′ av_uid=’av-m3u7m8lu’ sc_version=’1.0′]
    • _avia_builder_shortcode_tree : a:1:{i:0;a:3:{s:3:”tag”;s:16:”av_custom_layout”;s:7:”content”;a:0:{}s:5:”index”;i:0;}}
    • _av_el_mgr_version : 1.0
    • _av_alb_posts_elements_state : a:1:{s:16:”av_custom_layout”;b:1;}
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