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I am trying to implement an ACF Pro Image Gallery field on my pages/posts, and I’m encountering the following issue.
Even though the ACF Gallery field is correctly set up with no ‘Maximum Images’ limit (it’s empty under Validation settings), in the WordPress editor, the field is only allowing me to select and save a single image at a time (it behaves like a standard ACF Image field where I can only ‘replace’ an image, not ‘add more’). This is happening on new pages as well, regardless of whether I use the default WordPress editor or the Enfold ALB.
Consequently, the gallery is not displaying on the front end, even with the provided PHP code in page.php and single.php (which uses get_field(‘acf_pro_image_gallery’) and a foreach loop).
Could you please advise on how to properly set up and integrate the ACF Pro Gallery field with the Enfold theme? Is there a specific Enfold hook or function I should be using, or any known theme-specific configurations that might cause the ACF Gallery field to limit itself to one image in the backend interface despite its settings?
See admin credentials in Private Content
I understand that Gemini is likely to get me into trouble but as long as I’m on this ACF journey, triggered by Enfold :), I thought I’d run this by you. Your video tutorial link in the documentation is based on the free version of ACF. I understand that. I asked Gemini:
“I am now doing an ACF tutorial by the author of the Enfold theme. I am at this place in the tutorial. (If that link doesn’t take you to the relevant part of the video, it is at the 8 minute mark). The tutorial is for the free version of ACF. As I have the Pro version which gives me Gallery privileges I would like to know how I can use that at this point in the video where I need to select WP Custom Fields.”
This is the reply by Gemini. I don’t know if you prefer longer responses like this to be entered into the chat itself or via a link. In this case I have created a PDF.
What do you think?
Thank you
JohnBingo! Huge relief.
It was the WPCode Pro plugin. I have deactivated it. I didn’t update the Pro version when it was due a few months ago so maybe that is the cause of the problem. The problem only occurs on one Windows 10 terminal. My other Windows 10 computer doesn’t have the problem.
Would you mind confirming that it would be OK for me to delete this plugin? There was a reason for installing it originally but I can’t remember what it was.
Big thanks again Mike.
Are those screenshots that you just posted publicly visible? If so, I’d appreciate it if you could remove them please Ismael.
I entered that CSS in Quick CSS, purged the WP caches, cleared the browser caches, created a new page fo testing but it isn’t working for me.
The Page is in the Private Content block.
Thanks Mike. Is there a more generic way to solve this issue in future when I have a code block followed by a text block?
That doesn’t seem to work.
I cleared the caches, tried adding !important, tried adding it to the Theme File Editor as well as the Quick CSS.Thanks Guenni. I haven’t installed a User Role plugin yet.
I would like my new website assistant to be able to create and manage their own Posts and Pages only.
Usually I don’t post until I get into trouble. I thought I’d try things differently this time round and ask for advice first :)
Thank you for those suggestions and others in the past. This is the website I’m working on Palm Cove Vision
John
The Dominant Color Images plugin is part of WP Performance Lab
I don’t know what it does, how it works but as it may finish up in WP Core I thought I’d add the various modules.
Thank you for your solution.
Also Mike. I’d like to create a second blockquote with a different border-color. As in green for nice quotes and red for not so nice quotes.
What would be the best way to do that?Thank you. That works.
I haven’t seen that type of selector before. How would I change other declarations in the blockquote?
The staging site has reverted to the previous code without me doing anything other than revisiting it.
<!-- End Google Analytics opt-out snippet added by Site Kit --> <meta name='robots' content='noindex, nofollow' />I’m glad I sent you that change when it happened otherwise I would have doubted my sanity.
Standby Guys. I have a staging site which is a bit out of date but had the same problem.
I played around with stuff there. Not sure what yet unfortunately however something that I did rewrote that line to:<!-- Scripts/CSS and wp_head hook --> <meta name='robots' content='index, follow, max-image-preview:large, max-snippet:-1, max-video-preview:-1' />Just gotta get it to do that on the actual site. Clearly it isn’t an orphan.
I’ll update later.
No luck so far.
- I’ve deleted Site Kit
- I’ve deactivated all of the plugins
- I’ve deleted the cache
- I’ve communicated with Yoast
It seems that these two lines of code are orphans and somehow, subject to your expertise, we just need to get in there and remove those lines.
Solved the issue. I had inserted the image directly into the Color Section. I then created a text content block in the Color Section and inserted the pic via Added Media. All good. You may close this ticket.
Yes it’s working now that you added the snippet to WPcode snippets plugin. It also works for new pages.
Just so I understand, are you saying that if I want to correct the underlying issue I can do so following your instructions but, if I don’t, it should continue to work ok now with the plugin snippet?
I updated to 5.6.6
I didn’t find Enfold > Performance > File Compression settings > as such. I tried >Performance > Manually manage loaded elements > Separator/Whitespace > Disable
I then restored settings as before.
The problem still exists.Hey Ismael
You’re right, but not intentionally.A couple of days ago I installed WPcode Snippets and moved all of my custom CSS and Functions from General Styling to the plugin.
In the case of the code that you identified I accidentally left it at the snippet default of HTML instead of CSS. I changed it and all good now.
