Add an ACF Site Settings Options Page
Registers a "Site Settings" options page with Header and Footer sub-pages in the admin, ready for ACF field groups that hold site-wide values.
Snippet Library
Snippets for custom post types, taxonomies and custom fields: register a post type, add meta boxes, show fields in lists and archives. For developers modeling content beyond posts and pages.
Registers a "Site Settings" options page with Header and Footer sub-pages in the admin, ready for ACF field groups that hold site-wide values.
Adds an [az_index type="glossary_term"] shortcode that lists every item of a post type grouped by first letter, with a jump-to-letter bar.
Registers an "FAQs" post type (question as the title, answer as the content) with an FAQ Group taxonomy, for help centers and FAQ pages.
Adds a dropdown above a post type's admin list to show only posts with a chosen value of an ACF select, radio or button group field.
Adds an [acf_submit_form] shortcode that lets logged-in users submit a new post (saved as pending review) using your ACF field groups.
Removes the Advanced Custom Fields menu on the live site so field groups can only be edited on development or staging, where changes are synced through JSON.
Lets editors maintain the choices of an ACF select field in a repeater on an options page instead of editing the field group.
Builds custom post type URLs with a taxonomy term, such as /books/fantasy/the-hobbit/, which reads better and groups content by section.
A ready-to-edit example that registers an ACF field group (subtitle, summary and call-to-action link) for posts in PHP, so the fields are version-controlled and cannot be changed in the admin.
Stores Advanced Custom Fields field groups, post types and options pages as JSON files in wp-content/acf-json, so they survive theme changes and can go into version control.
Registers a tag-style "Series" taxonomy for posts, so tutorials or stories split across several posts can be grouped and linked.
Registers a "Topics" taxonomy used by both posts and pages, so related content of either kind can be grouped and listed together.