Phil Kurth

Version 1.9.3.2 is now live for both Advanced Forms and Advanced Forms Pro. This is a small release, but it introduces two new action hooks that allow you to add custom markup before and after a field group renders in a form. New Action Hooks We’ve added the af/field_group/before_field_group and af/field_group/after_field_group action hooks. These hooks […]

Let’s take a look at the difference between URI, URL, and URN. These always get me so I thought I’d best write about it and see what sticks!

Version 1.1.4 of the ACF Custom Database Tables WordPress plugin is now live. This update brings some important compatibility fixes to ensure that you can continue using ACF Custom Database Tables seamlessly with the upcoming ACF 6.1 release.

The wp-config.php file is a critical file in your WordPress installation. It contains important information about your WordPress site, such as your database connection details, WordPress table prefix, and other essential configuration options. Let’s take a look at some of the things you can do with WordPress’ wp-config.php.

Version 1.9.3 of Advanced Forms for ACF is now live & includes calculated field improvements, enhanced PHP 8 support, and a number of other small adjustments.

The release ensures the new UI coming up in version 6 of ACF is supported. The plugin now has an updated UI to match the new design in ACF. The update continues to support ACF 5 as well so you upgrade without issue in preparation for ACF 6.

A quick and easy plugin for rewriting your image URLs in staging or development environments.

Adding your own custom admin columns can lead to some very interesting and powerful experiences for you website clients. A fantastic option for doing so can be the very popular Admin Columns Pro plugin but you may find yourself in a situation where you need something specific and need to roll your own solution. Doing […]

Learn how to use an ACF field as a fallback — or as the source — of a WordPress post excerpt.