Problem: I have an RFG that includes another nested RFG, but I'm having trouble showing fields from both RFGs in a View.
Solution: Use post relationship query filters and the Post Selection tab to create Views that display custom fields from all the different levels of hierarchy.
Problem: I have a custom field that allows multiple values. I need to be able to count how many items exist in that custom field in each post, so I created a custom shortcode. However, it doesn't seem to work accurately when no items exist. It returns 1 instead of 0.
Solution: In a basic case the following code will work, but if you leave the first instance blank and add content in the following instances, this code will not work. You'll need to add additional logic to handle those cases.
Problem: I have 3 custom fields that I would like to show in a post. Some fields may not contain a value in all posts. I would like to display these field values inline, separated by a comma, but I don't want to show a comma at the end of the list and I don't want to show commas for empty items. How can I filter the content template so this displays correctly?
Solution: You could use PHP to filter the Content Template using the Views API filter wpv_filter_content_template_output, but it's not much simpler or cleaner. You could try a CSS-based solution with an nth-child or first-of-type pseudo selector controlling the :before content of each element.
Problem: I would like to display a tel: link using a phone number stored in a custom field, but it doesn't seem to work in an Elementor template with an HTML widget.
Solution: For best compatibility, use a basic text widget in your Elementor template instead of an HTML or shortcode widget.
Problem:
CAn't get repeating field to output in a loop
Solution:
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