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  • Plugin Author Arun Basil Lal

    (@arunbasillal)

    Hello @samben28

    Thank you for checking my humble plugin.

    Current compatibility with ACF extends to updating image attributes in the ACF WYSIWYG editor – https://imageattributespro.com/acf-compatibility/

    ACF custom taxonomies can be made available to the existing %category%and %tag% custom attribute tags by extending them. This doc has an example on how to do so.

    Please note that all these are features of Image Attributes Pro and not available in the free version. I will be happy to help out with specific code snippets if required.

    Hope that helps. Thanks again for considering my product ??

    Arun

    Plugin Author Arun Basil Lal

    (@arunbasillal)

    Hello again, I just realized that I replied with the assumption that you are comfortable with code. My apologies.

    I will frame my answer differently. Compatibility with all custom taxonomies created with ACF is not available out of the box. But it’s possible to accommodate them using existing custom attribute tags or create new ones with a few lines of code.

    Hope that’s better. If you can tell me more about your setup, I will be able to answer further if needed.

    Thank you.

    Thread Starter samben28

    (@samben28)

    ok i see, thank you for your reply.

    Plugin Author Arun Basil Lal

    (@arunbasillal)

    You are most welcome ??

    Thread Starter samben28

    (@samben28)

    And that works with more than one taxonomy at the same time?

    If I want to add more than one taxonomy, is that possible or it just replaces the %category% with one specific custom taxonomy and that’s it?

    Thank you for your reponse.

    Plugin Author Arun Basil Lal

    (@arunbasillal)

    Hello again,

    To use multiple taxonomies, you can create any number of custom attribute tags using a special function – https://imageattributespro.com/codex/iaffpro_get_custom_attribute_tag_tagname/

    In fact, if you are going to create custom tags, you can forget about the filter and make it totally your own. Let’s say %my_taxonomy_one% and two and so on. The function will have access to the ID of the post. You can find the post type and pull the taxonomy information from it.

    Hope that helps?

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