Boolean code required please

Hi @wittser,

Try this to show if the field is set:
in_array( 'jv_team_instagram', get_post_custom_keys() ).

That will test for the presence of the key regardless of value. To not show, that field would need to be deleted/not present at all.

Hi Jonathan

Thank you so much and I have tried this and the field is set and displays.

How do we achieve the validation so that the value of this field can be interrogated, i.e.

Field has a value – return a boolean 1/true
or
Field has NO value – return a boolean 0/false

Many thanks in advance
Dave

Hi @wittser,

Try get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), 'jv_team_instagram', true ) !== ''. ??

That is brilliant, thank you so very very much. That has made an old man very very happy.

If you check out https://www.wadebridgetownfc.co.uk/teams/1st-team/#squad you can see it in action by clicking on any of the profiles.

BTW – whilst there you can see (or not) the “read more” link text is red on a red background. How do I change the link text colour for the ‘read more’ element please so it displays effectively?

Many many thanks
Dave ??

@wittser glad it worked for you!

In the Divi frontend builder, at the bottom of the page will be a circle with three dots. Click it, and then click the Cog icon (settings) to open up the page settings modal. On the advanced tab, there will be a Custom CSS section. You can add this to change the links within those boxes:

.et_pb_jv_team_content a {
  color: #edf000;
}

It looks like that is a custom element in the Divi builder; the author should probably add a customization setting for link styles if it isn’t already there ??

HTH!

Thank you so much. You have me cooking on gas now. Complete star and great support ??