I have created some custom posts using the Custom Post Type Maker plugin. I am trying to use these custom posts within avada and fusion builder. I am using Avada 7.2 (latest version) and I have found this documentation which explains you can select this in the post types section. This option does not exist for me, is it not an option with the newest version?
https://theme-fusion.com/documentation/avada/avada-builder/avada-builder-custom-post-types/
I found out where, the layout is different with the new installation. You need to hover over options and select builder options.
It appears the theme developers changed the location of the link to this option somewhere between version 7.1 and 7.2 (not exactly clear to me from their changelog, but they mention usability improvements in several places).
Avada's theme documentation on enabling their builder on custom post types is still correct, but in my opinion the first step could benefit from a screenshot. To get to 'Builder Options' you need to first go to the Avada theme dashboard, and there, next to the Avada logo, hover over 'Options'. In the submenu that comes up you can now choose 'Builder Options'. Now you can find post type checkboxes towards the bottom of the page.
Here is what it looks like for me in Avada version 7.4:
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Good morning! I have a small problem with a Wordpress site. Basically our site contains information above the main menu. Before, this info, was editable via a meta field directly from the Wordpress back end on the HOME page, now (since I upgraded to Wordpress 5 and 6) this meta field to change those dates above the menu I can't find it. How can I solve? I tried looking at the .phps from the file manager but can't find that section. Could you help me?
Thank you
Good Morning. If these were default custom fields from WordPress then you should check in top right screen option whether "custom fields" are checked/enabled. In latest WordPress versions with Block Editor Enabled, you will find this option when you will click on 3 dots on Top right and then in Preferences>>Panels
I am using Advanced Custom Fields in wordpress for sections on a page or a post on my website. But for some odd reason when I click edit page and try to open up a section, the toggle class does not work. Although when I click the edit field group icon it takes me to that field group.
I checked for jQuery errors in my console and found 0 errors.
Here is a screenshot for my page editor.
acf page screenshot
It is possible that the toggle functionality is being affected by a conflict with another JavaScript library or a theme or plugin on your WordPress site. You can try deactivating all other plugins and switching to a default theme to see if that resolves the issue. If the problem persists, you can try updating Advanced Custom Fields and its add-ons to the latest version, or seek assistance from the plugin support forum or a professional developer
On a page/post I can copy the Advanced Custom Fields with content to the translated page but when I edit the translated page it always gets overwritten by the Advanced Custom Fields content from the default language page.
Trying to achieve:
I need to copy content with Custom Fields from a default language post to a translated language post, and then edit each language's content independently.
On every other project it just works fine that way…
I've already tried:
Solving some database errors - no success
Changing the execution order for WPML and ACF - no success
Deleting WPML completely and deactivating ACF and all other plugins.
then install WPML first and activate ACF again - no success.
Tried every possible combination of settings in both plugins available -
no success
After setting “translate” for “field groups” and “do nothing” for “fields” at WPML options. I can now create independent custom fields for the translation with independent field_names. Saving here works, but I can't copy content from the default page to translated page. So this is a partial success
Next Steps
Downgrade ACF to an earlier version.
Same as step three from above but instead of reinstalling WPML, i reinstall ACF and activate it first of all.
versions:
wpml: 3.1.7.2
acf: 5.0.9
wordpress: 4.0
I've also posted this issue in the acf support forum.
If anybody also has this issue, I was able to solve it after talking to a developer at ACF.
Here is how: http://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/multilingual-custom-fields/
I am using wordpress latest version 3.3.2
I have madecustom post types and now I want sticky post option in custom posts. I am able to do this by editing the core wordpress file metaboxes.php, but I want to do the same without touching any core files of wordpress.
For your needs I would recommend the "More fields" plugin: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/more-fields/
You can choose the type of the custom field and attach to one or more custom post types. To create sticky posts, maybe you should use a checkbox for the custom field and query the latest N checked custom posts/sticky posts :)
I hope it does make sense for you.
Good luck! :)
I am currently setting up an online community for the first time. I am a frequent worpress user, yet this one problem occurs:
I don't like the section name "wire". I'd much rather use something like "guestbook" or "short note" for it, but I cannot find the place to change it in the backend. It is not in the theme's CSS editor.
Same goes for the titles "Blog" of the Blog page or "Group/member listings" on the group/member pages :-(
Right now I am using
Wordpress MU 2.9.1.1
Buddy Press latest version
The free "Cosmic Buddy" Theme
I do have the "Enable Theme and Plugin Editor" and I could change the navbar button names with it and many other things, but not buddypress specific functions titles.
i would think you could do it following Customizing Labels, Messages, and URLs in BuddyPress' How-To Guides.