joefletcher

I had the same problem. Saving the settings worked… except the catalog images were missing. Not sure why. Ain’t got time for this. Uninstalled.

Ok, so I gave this a quick shot. I actually edited the acf plugin, not this plugin.

First, create a field “layout_label” for each flexible content layout. Enter a custom label.

Then, in advanced-custom-fields-pro/pro/fields/flexible-content.php, around line 357, add:

<?php
$layout_txt_label = ' ';

foreach( $layout['sub_fields'] as $sub_field ) {

	if ( $sub_field['name'] == 'layout_label' ) {

		// add value
		if( isset($value[ $sub_field['key'] ]) ) {
			// this is a normal value
			$sub_field['value'] = $value[ $sub_field['key'] ];
		} elseif( isset($sub_field['default_value']) ) {
			// no value, but this sub field has a default value
			$sub_field['value'] = $sub_field['default_value'];
		}

		if ( $sub_field['value'] ) {
			$layout_txt_label .= $sub_field['value'];
		} else {
			$layout_txt_label = 'Block';
		}
	}
}
?>

Then, change this line:

<span class="fc-layout-order"><?php echo $order; ?></span> <?php echo $layout['label']; ?>

to

<span class="acf-fc-layout-txt-label"><b><?php echo $layout_txt_label; ?></b> </span>
<span class="fc-layout-order"><?php echo $order; ?></span>

I removed the default ACF layout label and gave it a generic term Block (just my preference).

This works with or without the ACF Fold Flexible Content plugin.

I’m posting this here in case someone wants to use this as is (will be overridden by acf plugin update) and/or take it to the next level and create a plugin or independent piece of code for functions.php. I couldn’t figure that out immediately.

@dragondon, how did you end up going about this? Any recommendations on how to pull in xml/json data into WordPress?

Hi Silvo,

Thanks so much for your detailed response. 2 questions:

1) Is there anyway to set the thumbnail sizes to 266px through your plugin, or should I continue to edit the default from 150 to 266?

2) Any update on the random default thumbnails showing up? A quick glance from the forum shows roughly 5 people having the same issue. Seems like maybe a bug in the latest version?

Thanks,
Joe

try something along the lines of this in your stylesheet:

.flare-vertical {
	margin-left: -650px !important;
	top: 90px !important;
}

Hi, I had all the same problems as the guy above, followed all the recommended steps, Regenerate Thumbnails, tried that CSS (which actually breaks the design with the load more posts functionality), uninstall/reinstall Related Posts, etc., and none of that helped.

I found the problem: the Related Posts plugin hard-codes the thumbnail size to 150 x 150 in the plugin’s config.php. Once I changed that, I was able to get my custom thumbnail size to appear.

I tracked this down because no matter what I did, including removing the 150px thumbnail options from settings, my functions.php, etc., everywhere, the plugin continually kept pointing to a 150px thumbnail, whether it existed or not. I looked in the wp_post_meta table, meta_key: _wp_attachment_metadata, and saw that the wp_rp_thumbnail was set at 150… even though the “standard” WP “thumbnail” value was set at 266. Which means changing the WP thumbnail setting as described above does nothing, actually.

I changed all instances of 150 in that key to 266. However, after a reload or 2, it was back to 150. Which meant something was overriding this.

So, Zemanta, looking for guidance here: is this a bug? Are we doing something wrong? For now, I’ll hard-code your plugin to my 266 value.

Are you able to instead of hard coding it to 150 make that an option in your plugin? OR… instead of using your wp_rp_thumbnail value, simply use the WP thumbnail value.

sorry I haven’t responded yet. I will soon. Right now I have it on my local machine. I need to set it up on a server so you have access to it. I will get back to you shortly.

Thanks – I renamed that same function, and worked for me.