maara

or is it better to use get_template_directory_uri(); ?

just to be sure that i have found a decent solution, here is how i have solved my icon/image problem

echo '<img src="';
echo get_bloginfo('template_directory');
echo '/images/tick.png';
echo '" />';

or maybe there is another and better way?

in fact, icons/images solved, but still wondering how to show unchecked boxes and how to have a good display order… it’s really exciting learning php and wordpress… thanks again!!

in fact, instead of echoing get_post_meta($post->ID, 'feat_elevator', true); just echo ‘yes’ , but i’m still struggling trying to replace it with an icon….

khhm, not really clear to me.. i’ve been dealing with custom fields and custom meta boxes for several days only trying to build a very simple and static availibility calendar for a property as a custom post type using custom fields and multicheck boxes (if available on a certain day, the checkbox is checked), etc.

what i am trying is to show/display all values of a custom field key, like :

<?php $ac_january_values = get_post_custom_values('ac_january'); foreach ( $ac_january_values as $key => $value ) { echo "$value "; } ?>

but i am getting those values in a reverse/bad order, like : 02 01 05 , etc. How to re-order those values so to make them show as 01 02 03 04 05, etc. and how to display even ‘unchecked’ boxes??

Another thing:
using

<?php // elevator
	if ( get_post_meta($post->ID, 'feat_elevator', true) ) :
	echo 'Elevator:';
		echo get_post_meta($post->ID, 'feat_elevator', true);
	else :
	echo 'Elevator:';
	echo 'No';
	endif; ?>

i am getting, when checked:
Elevator: on

How to change that ON to YES or even better – how to make it be displayed as an icon or an image instead ??

Thanks so much!!