aymate

It’s working. 😉

Hey Juliette

I have deleted the contents of all but one accordion so you can see the repeated markup in each empty one.

Each accordion has a unique field referenced like this:

add_filter('acf/load_value/name=bio_content', 'mimetypes_to_icons');

Just an idea: what about building the page content with output buffering turned and then passing the complete content in one go to MTLI ? I think that would bypass whatever strangeness ACF seems to be doing.

That makes absolutely no sense to me I’m afraid. 😉 Looks like I’ve got some reading up to do!

j.

Just waiting for the DNS to propogate – thanks so much for thinking of me.

My apologies on starting this up again… I turns out that my unique field name solution was not actually working!

So – If I have multiple instances of ACF fields on a page, each being referenced uniquely like so in fuctions.php;

add_filter('acf/load_value/name=field_one', 'mimetypes_to_icons');
add_filter('acf/load_value/name=field_two', 'mimetypes_to_icons');

The fields after the first one that includes MIME icons have the;

<style type="text/css">
a[rel~="mtli_filesize7992kB"]:after {content:" (79.92 kB)"}
</style>

reference from the first field injected as inline styles…

Can you think of any further possible solutions?

Many thanks in advance…

Thanks Juliete

When I use the above, it injects this style reference to one of my attached files;

<style type="text/css">a[rel~="mtli_filesize7992kB"]:after {content:" (79.92 kB)"}</style>

In each ACF field after the first that includes MIME icons etc…

The only way around this I have found is to target the specific field I wish to include icons in by;

add_filter('acf/load_value/name=my_field', 'mimetypes_to_icons');

j.