Hi Guys,
I hired a freelancer and got some help with adding opt-in code to the header image of the page I mentioned above.
The opt-in is absolute, but adding it has somehow messed up the spacing of the title – it’s a little different depending on mobile or desktop (I use http://www.responsivedesignchecker.com to check it on all sizes), but there is either too much space above or below the opt-in fields, or both.
With your guys’ help here, we did quite a bit of customizing to this ‘Secrets’ sales page (see ‘secrets’ css), and all the new css for this optin has been added to the bottom under General Styling.
This seems to be a theme related issue, can I get your help again tweaking the spacing of the title/opt-in, so there isn’t all the extra white space above or below the opt-in on all browsers?
Thanks!

thanks,

after which line of code do I have to enter the php code of advanced custom fields?

The code in question has this formula:
$ value = get_field (“text_field”);

Best regards

Hello Rikard,
I’ve created few custom fields with AccessPress Anonymous Post plugin, but I also want to use already existing custom fields, like the one with metakey “user_submit_name”.
I put some screenshots, as my Enfold Theme is in Italian, with translation next to relevant fields.

In regular post “screen option” I can activate custom fields.

Which I can see down the post editor

I would like to be able to activate and see these custom fields in “portfolio post” editor, as there are no now.

In custom fields I can see the data inserted by my registered user in a front-end form and I want to use them to edite the portfolio post before publishing it (insert name of author in one text box, price in another, etc.).
It would be perfect if the values of custom fields would go in the layout elements automatically, but on this forum I was explained I need to hire a developer for this, and it isn’t that important for now (but if you have any tip for that I would be grateful)

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by tavomenas.

UPDATE
A new version is up and ready to download! As previously mentioned, I have created a way for you to use ACF Pro to have an alternative way to display testimonials on sites. With this setup, you’ll be able to have a single location to enter testimonials for sites using the ACF Pro feature to create an options page in the back end and the element for a Repeater. The element’s “READ ME” tab will outline how to set up the specific fields needed in ACF Pro yourself…or you can just use the convenient import file that is included and it will set up all the fields you’ll need. This initial version will allow you to enter as many testimonials as you want and will load a random one on page load to display. Future versions will include options to load more or as a carousel.

Included are four layout options which by default have that stock Enfold look, but no worries, you’ll be able to customize every aspect of the look to match each site’s style. They’re also completely responsive. I’ve also included a default image to load as the avatar should you not set one on a testimonial. Simply replace the user.png graphic in the images folder to anything you’d like. Just be sure to keep the same file name.

to show custom fields (acf) in posts

like

				<div class="book-meta">
	<ul>
		<li><strong>Author:</strong> <?php the_field( 'accession_no_[087]' ); ?></li>
		<li><strong>Release Year:</strong> <?php the_field( 'collection_title_[490]' ); ?></li>
		<li><strong>Book Rating:</strong> <?php the_field( 'reference_[091]' ); ?></li>
	</ul>
</div>

Hi frankeee, here our steps – as far as I can remember – but NOT using a child-theme:
1) ADD NEW SEARCH FORM in S&F with “Results Method = Using a shortcode”. For example, the searchandfilter id is “253”.
2) Add Joshua’s code at the end of portfolio.php

//function that allows to set the query to an existing post query. usually only needed on pages that already did a query for the entries, like taxonomy archive pages.
		//Shortcode uses the query_entries function above
		public function use_global_query()
		{
			global $wp_query;
			$this->entries = $wp_query;
		}

		/* Added by Josue */
		public function use_search_and_filter_query($query)

		{

			$this->entries = $query;

		}
		/* End Added by Josue */

	}
}

3) Create a S&F results php file, named with the S&F shortcode id, for example 253.php in the folder “search-filter”, put this folder in the enfold-folder:

<?php
    $grid = new avia_post_grid(array(   'linking'       => 'ajax',
	                                'columns'       => '3',
						
                                        'contents'      => 'excerpt',

                                        'sort'          => 'no',

                                        'paginate'      => 'no',

                                        'set_breadcrumb' => false,

                                ));

    $grid->use_search_and_filter_query($query);

    echo $grid->html();
	
    ?>

4) Put the S&F shortcodes for search fields and results in the text editor or in a customized widget area somewhere on the page:
[searchandfilter id=”253″]
[searchandfilter id=”253″ show=”results”]
Good luck!
Bernd

Reminder folks… This is a collection of elements that are meant to work in conjunction with specific plugins installed on your WordPress setup, just like Enfold does. Many of the elements will show up and work out the box without any other plugins installed. If you wanna catch them all, you’ll need some 3rd party plugins installed in WordPress. Currently, those plugins are WooCommerce and Advanced Custom Fields. That should have been obvious by the nature of the theme here…and the product description on my site….but apparently it wasn’t spelled out well enough.

This will be the case going forward. I will add more and more elements and some may only work if certain plugins are installed on WordPress. That’s been the point of this whole adventure. We all have countless ways in which we are using this theme for just as many purposes. My hope is that these elements help to make it easier to create even better layouts and templates without the need to remember code snippets or shortcodes. Not only for the non-devs who like the drag and drop nature of the layout builder….but for us devs as well. Time is money to those of us who build sites for a living. If these elements can help you to make better sites for your clients quicker…that’s awesome. Means you can get on to the next client that much quicker.

Hope everyone likes it and will consider purchasing the elements each time you need to use it on a different site. As a reminder, I am donating all of the proceeds to help a cancer patient. If you like the elements, please don’t forget to share how you are using these elements and where. I’ll share them out on social media.

It appears that there may be an issue with the custom search plugins I have. When you go to this attachment page: http://www.sugarbakers.us/portfolio-item/showroom-2-2/home-fashions_2/ the image opens in lightbox. I added a custom category to this image using the Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) plugin. But if you go to this page: http://www.sugarbakers.us/portfolio-item/showroom-26/ it doesn’t open lightbox and the image is fullsize. This second image does not include a custom ACF category. I tried deactivating this plugin and the Search Everything plugin, but I still encountered the same issues.

UPDATE

Change Log – v10

• Minor update to the product tags element
• Added product categories element
• Updated the product title element to optionally display categories as subheading option
• Updated the page title element to optionally display categories as subheading option
• Updated the product price heading element to optionally display categories as subheading option
• Added a category list element which will display a list of the post or portfolio categories.
• Added a tag list element which will display a list of the post or portfolio tags.
• Updated the ACF Repeater element to include additional, optional fields such as a title or field group wrapper.