mistermarian

@aron77 In case you haven’t already: Just add some static text to your a-z-listing.php and see if it displays. If it does not, you need to put it in a different folder…

About my CSS issue:
I am using Elementor (which could be the problem with the custom.css file).
I ended up adding the custom css to the shortcode element in the elementor builder, not perfect but it works.

That’s strange I am using a cpt too.
[a-z-listing post-type="mycustomposttype"]

@diddledan Can you maybe give me a pointer on where to add the custom css file?
I tried a-z-listing.css & a-z-listing-customize.css in theme root folder (next to my custom a-z-listing.php) but to no avail… thanks!

Hey aron77,

I am working on the same thing at this very moment and got my custom field to display via
<?php $post_id = false; the_field('myfield', $post_id); ?>
$post_id = false -> is current post
hope this helps!

@diddledan many thanks for your helpful post! =)

• This reply was modified 3 years, 12 months ago by mistermarian.

Hi, sorry for the hijack…
Will existing thumbnails following wp naming convention be registered as thumbnails to “mother image”?
AKA should I use the disable-generate-thumbnails plugin and bulk register OR
Should I get rid of all the thumbnail files and then bulk register and let it create thumbnails during the register?
What’s the best way to move forward?

Many Thanks!