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Problem: I have several custom fields. I would like to know the best way to handle displaying their names and values, considering I will be using WPML and translating the fields.
Solution:
Use the wpml-string shortcode to register the field names for translation in String Translation. Register the fields for translation in Translation Management. Use the format "FIELD_VALUE" for the numeric field.
[wpml-string context="some-domain"]Axle:[/wpml-string] [types field="axle" format="FIELD_VALUE"][/types]<br /> [wpml-string context="some-domain"]Type:[/wpml-string] [types field="type"][/types]<br /> [wpml-string context="some-domain"]Brand:[/wpml-string] [types field="brand"][/types]<br />
Relevant Documentation:
https://toolset.com/documentation/translating-sites-built-with-toolset/
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Last updated by 6 years, 6 months ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
Hello,
I'm trying to print custom fields names and values (using layout>visual editor)
I tried this code:
[types field='type' format='
'][/types]
It works perfectly for some fields, but not all!
here is a link to the website I'm working with:
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Attached two images that reflect input/output.
