Mike

How is the fixture list created? Is it an external page (not WordPress), a PDF or what?

Not sure about that theme, but there should be a menu item in the admin dashboard titled “PT Social Tab”. That is where you enter your social information.

To redirect requests for sub.yourdomain.com/uri to yourdomain.com/uri:

RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^sub.yourdomain.com$
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://yourdomain.com/$1 [R=301,L]

Glad to see this option made its way into the latest version. No need to hack things anymore ??

Each page presents an option to disable it on that particular page though.

Click the Green Add Image button ??

For anyone interested, the fix above is almost correct. It seems the 1 or 0 (Enable/Disable) is stored as a string. So, the following will let the images be randomized.

In responsive-full-width-background-slider/inc/rfwbsFrontClass.php

Replace:
$rfwbs_imgsArr = $options["rfwbs_img"];

With:

$rfwbs_randomise = $options["rfwbs_randomise"];
if ($fwbs_randomise == "1") /* 1 = Enabled */
$rfwbs_imgsArr = shuffle($options["rfwbs_img"]);
else
$rfwbs_imgsArr = $options["rfwbs_img"];

And to get the random option on the settings page, add this.

In responsive-full-width-background-slider/inc/rfwbs-settings.php

Locate:

<tr>
								<td><?php _e("Overlay",'rfwbs'); ?> :</td>
								<td>
									<select id="rfwbs_overlay" name="rfwbs_settings[rfwbs_overlay]">
										<option value="1" <?php selected('1', $rfwbs_getOpts['rfwbs_overlay']); ?>><?php _e('Enable','rfwbs'); ?></option>
										<option value="0" <?php selected('0', $rfwbs_getOpts['rfwbs_overlay']); ?>><?php _e('Disable','rfwbs'); ?></option>
									</select>
								</td>
							</tr>

Right below that add:

<tr>
								<td><?php _e("Randomise",'rfwbs'); ?> :</td>
								<td>
									<select id="rfwbs_randomise" name="rfwbs_settings[rfwbs_randomise]">
										<option value="1" <?php selected('1', $rfwbs_getOpts['rfwbs_randomise']); ?>><?php _e('Enable','rfwbs'); ?></option>
										<option value="0" <?php selected('0', $rfwbs_getOpts['rfwbs_randomise']); ?>><?php _e('Disable','rfwbs'); ?></option>
									</select>
								</td>
							</tr>

That will give you an enable/disable option on the settings page, right below the overlay option.

Or use your code above and mine (just above as well) and that will give you to choose if it shows as random or not ??

You’ve already added the randomise backend option, so to get it to show a different image order each page load, do this.

In responsive-full-width-background-slider/inc/rfwbsFrontClass.php

Replace:
$rfwbs_imgsArr = $options[“rfwbs_img”];

With:

$rfwbs_randomise = $options[“rfwbs_randomise”];
if ($fwbs_randomise == 1)
$rfwbs_imgsArr = shuffle($options[“rfwbs_img”]);
else
$rfwbs_imgsArr = $options[“rfwbs_img”];

You would have to use the Select Field type and enter the list of themes manually. There is no way to get the themes on your site as far as I can see.

Sounds like you are having it return the Term ID for the taxonomy. In the Return Value section select “Term Object”.

If you are using “User” from the dropdown, change this to “Logged in User Type” and select Administrator as the user type and you should see it only if logged in as admin. Do the same for the editor level. Hope this helps!

Not sure about the user restrictions, but you can indeed have multiple field groups at a time on a post. Several of my personal setups use 2 field groups, one in the main area and one in the sidebar. But placement does not matter.

10 different custom fields per post? Not sure this plugin is meant to be used that.

They have made it a little tricky for us to do just what you want, but I’ve found where to put this.

It is in advanced-custom-fields/core/fields/date_picker/date_picker.php. Line 63 look like this:

'isRTL'             => isset($wp_locale->is_rtl) ? $wp_locale->is_rtl : false,

Right below that, add in this:

'minDate'             => '-20',
'maxDate'             => '+1M +10D'