Wonderful summary, Paul. ACF Pro was one of those plugins that terrified me but I kept seeing all of the amazing things you could do with it. I bought it several years ago as an unlimited LTD and I am soooo glad I did. It's an amazing tool that is part of my blueprint. All thanks to you!
@@WPTuts I actually totally forgot about that trick 😅. I love these videos with examples because there are infinite things we can do with dynamic data and I don't know about everyone else, but the biggest limiting factor for me is my imagination with it.
Thanks Paul, I always learn with your videos. In case someone needs a free "options" page, Pods has it, but perhaps it has limited functionalities compared to the ACF pro options.
I need to investigate PODS as they have made some updates since the last time I looked. For me, development seems pretty slow, but maybe that is a positive in some cases. I need to investigate a little further. :)
Nice informative video as usual ! I've always gone the Custom Post type route, glad for the confirmation it's the right way to go. I switched from ACF to PODS, any views/insight you have on PODS?
I haven't really looked at PODS too much in the last couple of years. I will have to go back and take a look and potentially create some new content covering it.
Right now I use Bricks or GeneratePress & GenerateBlocks for my projects depending on the project requirements. Why? Mainly because I find them more reliable than Elementor and with Bricks I don’t need to rely on multiple plugins to do some very basic things. 😁
Folks, I need some help: I'm creating a concert page with custom fields showing stuff like price, venue, url. However, this concert will happen in multiple cities. My idea is for the Elementor Advanced Tabs to display these info but differently according to the city. Like, when you click "New York" it'll show: price, venue, url for it. Same thing for other cities. However, I can't seem to find a solution that allows the editor to show the same fields multiple times, each according to the city specifics (prices, venue and url are all different for each city).
@@donallong2369 sadly, no. Integrating ACF Relationships and ACF Repeaters via widgets is a bit of a nightmare depending on how the website is set. I had to code most stuff from scratch.
Please try country, state, city, region big data. How to make big data taxonomy and relation. When select country get selected country state and selected state cities and selected city regions. Country name, Id State name, Id, parent country id City name, id, parent state id Region name, id, parent city id Create taxonomy and relation this I think It's hard to do this with this plugin.
I try it once with the same plug and all works very well... The hard work will be in (condition logic) and how to make the relations between them... The first one takes the long time but after that all goes the same way.
@@Hassan_Nader "The hard work will be in (condition logic) and how to make the relations between them" Can you explain a little about how to do it? It is not explained anywhere and there is no documentation about it.
Very good demonstration! I would like more videos like this, where ACF has been used in different cases!
More are coming - in fact, today I released a step-by-step guide to building the custom testimonial loop and template from this video. :)
Wonderful summary, Paul. ACF Pro was one of those plugins that terrified me but I kept seeing all of the amazing things you could do with it. I bought it several years ago as an unlimited LTD and I am soooo glad I did. It's an amazing tool that is part of my blueprint. All thanks to you!
I couldn't imagine building a website without using ACF (or something similar) as it makes structuring things so much easier.
very good examples with very nice and helpful explanations........Thank you
That Kyle guy is a f*cking GENIUS!
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And very modest too. 😂
@@WPTuts I actually totally forgot about that trick 😅.
I love these videos with examples because there are infinite things we can do with dynamic data and I don't know about everyone else, but the biggest limiting factor for me is my imagination with it.
Great video, as always!
We need MORE of what we can do with ACF Pro!!!
Thanks Paul, I always learn with your videos.
In case someone needs a free "options" page, Pods has it, but perhaps it has limited functionalities compared to the ACF pro options.
I need to investigate PODS as they have made some updates since the last time I looked. For me, development seems pretty slow, but maybe that is a positive in some cases. I need to investigate a little further. :)
Thanks for the great tuts! :D
awesome tutorial~ Thx you!!
Hi Paul,
What did you use to activate the banner when you switched it on in the second example (at about 4:00) ?
Nice informative video as usual ! I've always gone the Custom Post type route, glad for the confirmation it's the right way to go.
I switched from ACF to PODS, any views/insight you have on PODS?
I haven't really looked at PODS too much in the last couple of years. I will have to go back and take a look and potentially create some new content covering it.
Hi...
how to add only a custom post in the taxonomy, not a category. I am in big trouble please tell me a way
Hi Paul, I'm really wondering what tool(s) you're currently using the most? Is it Bricks, Elementor or GenerateBlocks and why?
Right now I use Bricks or GeneratePress & GenerateBlocks for my projects depending on the project requirements.
Why?
Mainly because I find them more reliable than Elementor and with Bricks I don’t need to rely on multiple plugins to do some very basic things. 😁
How can i use the same name of a slug as the name of the custom post type?
Folks, I need some help:
I'm creating a concert page with custom fields showing stuff like price, venue, url.
However, this concert will happen in multiple cities.
My idea is for the Elementor Advanced Tabs to display these info but differently according to the city. Like, when you click "New York" it'll show: price, venue, url for it. Same thing for other cities.
However, I can't seem to find a solution that allows the editor to show the same fields multiple times, each according to the city specifics (prices, venue and url are all different for each city).
Hi @YuukaleMarmo02
Did you manage to get this set up for your concerts in multiple cities?
@@donallong2369 sadly, no. Integrating ACF Relationships and ACF Repeaters via widgets is a bit of a nightmare depending on how the website is set. I had to code most stuff from scratch.
What about CrocoBlock? It is also ok? or it is not good anymore?
I generally stick with ACF for my own use as it has broader support.
But you can do most of what ACF does with Crocoblock’s JetEngine.
Please try country, state, city, region big data. How to make big data taxonomy and relation. When select country get selected country state and selected state cities and selected city regions.
Country name, Id
State name, Id, parent country id
City name, id, parent state id
Region name, id, parent city id
Create taxonomy and relation this I think It's hard to do this with this plugin.
I try it once with the same plug and all works very well... The hard work will be in (condition logic) and how to make the relations between them... The first one takes the long time but after that all goes the same way.
@@Hassan_Nader "The hard work will be in (condition logic) and how to make the relations between them"
Can you explain a little about how to do it? It is not explained anywhere and there is no documentation about it.
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