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Of course. It’s always something absurdly simple that I’ve overlooked. Thank you kindly. Much appreciated.

Rock and roll. Thank you.

Any thoughts on this? Any questions?
My page template is in a child theme, and should override the parent theme file … but it’s not. Please review and advise!

Thanks so much

Good to go

My bad – it’s a private page – just a moment.

Just a regular page. It’s page-schedule.php

Thank you kindly

Puzzling. Because without it. I receive a console error, pointing specifically at that line:

Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token ';'
var show_msg = ;

and the plugin doesn’t work, but when I add the single quotes, the console error is gone, and the plugin does work.

Chrome Version 79.0.3945.88 (Official Build) (64-bit)
Mojave 10.14.6

I’m in the midst of trying to do this the right way – adding it in my child theme. However, there’s a bugginess when there is also a Menu active on the page. The “focus” state of the search field drops and you can’t type into the field. Thoughts? Anyone else find this?

So … those above comments were also me, just a diff login. Anyway… I have a custom post type with custom fields. I’m outputting something to this affect:

<h1><?php the_title(); ?></h1>
<?php the_content(); ?>
<div class=”resource-contact”>(ACF output of contact info)</div>
<div class=”resource-social”>(ACF output of social media links)</div>

I like the automatic “related posts” it’s picking up from my custom post type. However, it appears to be hooked to <?php the_content(); ?> and is therefore appearing between the post content and my ACF output.

How might I “move” the related posts to, say the <footer class=”single-footer”> for example?

Since you’ve moved all the post content into hooks, it makes it especially difficult to make custom post types and have unique output and formatting. Perhaps moreso in a child theme.

For example, I have the custom post type Resources. On the Resources “single” page I want to remove the Author and Comment count. And include the featured image.

Generally in child theming, I’d duplicate the single, perhaps a template-part, and customize. But all the pieces are separated into the /lib/template_hooks/post-hooks.php

How do you recommend I customize a custom post type in a child theme of Virtue?

Got it to work like this:

<?php if( get_field('facebook') ): ?>
<a href="<?php the_field('facebook'); ?>"><li><?php the_field('facebook'); ?></li></a>
<?php endif; ?>

I was able to add content after I created a new div.
I have spoken to ACF. The most recent question being:

Ok – this is puzzling … how come this works:
<li><?php $facebook= the_field('facebook'); if ($facebook != '') {echo $facebook; } ?></li>

But not this:

<?php 
	$facebook= the_field('facebook');
	if ($facebook != '') {
			echo "<li><a href=\"".$facebook."\" class=\"fab\">".$facebook."</a><li>";
		}
?>

PPS … throughout the theme, you’ve misspelled “summary”
$summery = 'full';