Rating: 5 stars
The trick is the following:
Put a Text Editor Component with the Class Name:
repeater_whateveryounameyourrepeater
When whateveryounameyourrepeater is the name of the repeater that you created.
The inside d content of the text editor use:
#something
When something is the field repeater name that you created.
Example:
My Repeater is call “lineup” with the field “artist”.
So I created a text editor with the class name:
repeater_lineup
and the content says:
#artist
Hope that would be helpful for everyone.
Rating: 5 stars
I was a bit tricky to understand the instructions. If the author could come up with better instructions wood be great.
But when I figured it out, it was just perfect!
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This is a great free plugin that provides what other plugins do for $$. Give it some time – you’ll get it!
Here’s an example: I’ve got a repeater field called “pricing” (that’s the field name not the label) so I set up a text editor module and assign it a custom class “repeater_pricing”. Now that text editor module will get repeated for all the rows in the Pricing repeater in the ACF fields of my post. Each row has a sub-field called “price” and one called “description” so the content of my text editor looks like this (text tab not visual):
<div>
<span style="font-size: 2.5em;">$#price</span>
<span class="separator"> - </span>
<span style="font-size: 1.5em;">#description</span>
</div>This will not preview in the Elementor editor. You’ll have to save the layout and view it on the front end to see the repeater rendered like this:
$50 – Half Day
$75 – Full Day
$250 – Full Week
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Add Screenshots of UI and how to use this plugin.
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Very good… lacking guidance from the developers. (It took me a long time to understand how it works).
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Surprisingly easy and effective.
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having a couple of screenshot to see how it works would be nice…
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Works stably with WordPress 6th version. The instructions are normal. A class is added to the element to be repeated, and the field itself, where the variable text should be, is inserted #field_name, which is specified in ACF…
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A very simple plugin that uses Elementor hooks to create repeater elements. Saved me a lot of time.
I’m giving it 5* because it does exactly what it says it does, but it should really be 4* because the documentation could be slightly more clear.
Thanks
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Although couldn’t make it work on a column, just on a single widget. which helped out anyway. thanks for your work and your future updates too ??
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Cool plugin.
For example:
repeater_{name_of_the_repeater} → repeater_NameField
#name → #NameSubField
Also class of the widget can be named “repeater_NameField mystyle”, where “mystyle” it’s your style for beautiful design. And that widget will have you custom style.
Thank you!
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Could be better if usage has screenshots of the setting of classes etc
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Works as described. ACF repeater fields are able to be displayed in Elementor built pages. Thanks! Saved me having to purchase yet another bloated Elementor addon plugin.
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