julien_e

That worked great, thanks!

As for the inverse, I did this:

a.glink img {display:none !important}

It works, but just want to make sure it is best practice. Do you confirm?

EDIT: actually that hides it everywhere. span first-of-type does not work on the image

EDIT 2

This seems to work

a.gt_switcher-popup img {display:none !important}

Julien

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by julien_e.
• This reply was modified 1 year ago by julien_e.

Resolution for anyone who might have the same problem:
From your Dashboard, select Settings, then Permalinks. Click Save changes.

This just happened to us too
Deactivated and reactivate the plugin, the page is now blank

I resolved this by disabling MEMCACHED in SG Optimizer

Hope this helps if anyone else is having the issue.

Thanks for the followup Konrad.

Thx for the answer.

My setup was:
– ACF group which called the post status. I selected just Publish/Draft.
– an ACFE form which used that group.
– that form was on the front end with a select layout. It was placed in a loop to display posts.
– until yesterday when I updated that form it would change the status of the post accordingly.

We are launching tomorrow so I had to find a quick way around it and am now basically just resaving with the appropriate status (one form per status no fields in the form).

When I mentioned backend I was talking about this screenshot, but anyways that was not the desired behavior. I needed it on front end:

https://prnt.sc/12fv2qh

Thx

Hi Konrad,
This suddenly stopped working, both for post status and post author.
This is true both in WP backend and in front end with the form.
Any insights on your side?

PS: I wrote to you a couple times via your website, please let me know if you are receiving the messages.

Best to you,

Julien

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by julien_e.

Hi, I tried updating to the latest version of ACF Frontend and this issue came back.
Any idea how this can be resolved?
I had to rollback again to 2.9.6 for now.

Never mind, I found it ??
For anyone look in Cutom Fields > Tools, that’s not where this is happening.
Go to main Admin menu “Tools” > Post Types. Also has taxonomy… yay, more stuff to play around with ??
Thanks!

• This reply was modified 3 years, 7 months ago by julien_e.

Hi, I do not see the place to add a CPT either. However when I look at Settings > Modules tab > Post Types I have the checkmarks.
Also tried adding add_filter(‘acf/settings/show_admin’, ‘__return_true’); to my finctions.php.
No change.

The taxonomy issue — as I see it so far on 4 sites — happens only in admin, not in front end forms within Elementor.
Maybe we should then move this issue to another forum?

• This reply was modified 3 years, 7 months ago by julien_e.

Thanks @hwk-fr and you are right. I have just debugged again and it turns out ACF Front end is causing the issue.

@shabti great to hear thanks. Which one in particular? Also, since it came up in this post — and I am certainly not taking sides — please kindly make sure that all devs are credited, where credit is due ??

@hwk-fr I did debug, and found some of the issues are resolved when Elementor is disabled… hardly a fix ??

It’s true that most things work on a totally fresh install. In my case however, I have 4 sites experiencing bugs at the moment.

At this point I’m just waiting for all plugins to update with the hope it will help.

I hadn’t seen this message, sorry.
I think it would make great sense because the front end form is a major feature.

For the first part of your message, I didn’t quite follow.

Either way I am still having multiple mini bugs here and there and I can’t seem to actually find the culprit.

For example, when a field is “Taxonomy, it will not save as such. It reverts back to “Text” when I go back to edit.

If I disable Elementor, it stops.

All these multiple little problems signify something is wrong in the Elementor/ACF/ACFE trio… somewhere.

Helps a bunch.
Thanks!