For a cart experience, Elementor may work best with an e-commerce plugin such as WooCommerce because it is possible to use Elementor to style the templates. It should be possible to incorporate WooCommerce widgets into your loop item templates. Here's a demonstration: ruclips.net/video/n2nn_P4IN2o/видео.htmlfeature=shared&t=185
I'm not certain, but do think Elementor Pro is required to see those ACF dynamic fields. According to ChatGPT: "Yes, in Elementor, using dynamic tags for ACF (Advanced Custom Fields) image fields is only supported by Elementor Pro. The free version of Elementor does not support ACF integration for dynamic content, including image fields. Elementor Pro allows you to pull in data from ACF, including images, and display it dynamically in widgets like the Image widget or other relevant areas."
@@2kpixy Ah, I see. If you were able to successfully create the image in ACF, then I don't think that should prohibit you from finding it with the dynamic tag. You might try changing the settings on the image field itself in ACF. I know you can change a setting so it outputs an Image Array, Image URL, or Image ID. Try "Image URL".
Can you see this snippet? kinggrizzly.com/wp-content/uploads/snippets/clickable-parent.txt If you can, you'll need to add the script to your site and then just need the 'clickable' class on the parent container. Only put one URL inside. So, if you have a container with a heading, paragraph, image, and button... just link one of them. The 'clickable' class on the container will see it and link through.
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THNX for the video. Clear explanation and helpful.
Amazing explanation of ACF plugin and Custom post. Thanks and keep teaching 👍
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Is there a way to get these posts to have a button to "select" and have it flow into cart for purchase and follow to checkout? Thanks!
For a cart experience, Elementor may work best with an e-commerce plugin such as WooCommerce because it is possible to use Elementor to style the templates.
It should be possible to incorporate WooCommerce widgets into your loop item templates. Here's a demonstration: ruclips.net/video/n2nn_P4IN2o/видео.htmlfeature=shared&t=185
13:14 Is the 'ACF Image Field' option in the dropdown only visible with ACF Pro?
I'm not certain, but do think Elementor Pro is required to see those ACF dynamic fields. According to ChatGPT: "Yes, in Elementor, using dynamic tags for ACF (Advanced Custom Fields) image fields is only supported by Elementor Pro. The free version of Elementor does not support ACF integration for dynamic content, including image fields. Elementor Pro allows you to pull in data from ACF, including images, and display it dynamically in widgets like the Image widget or other relevant areas."
@@KingGrizzly No I do have Elementor Pro, I was wondering about ACF Pro because I don't see them..
@@2kpixy Ah, I see. If you were able to successfully create the image in ACF, then I don't think that should prohibit you from finding it with the dynamic tag.
You might try changing the settings on the image field itself in ACF. I know you can change a setting so it outputs an Image Array, Image URL, or Image ID. Try "Image URL".
great video - 26:22 javascript for whole box link - could you share it? would be awesome.
Can you see this snippet? kinggrizzly.com/wp-content/uploads/snippets/clickable-parent.txt
If you can, you'll need to add the script to your site and then just need the 'clickable' class on the parent container. Only put one URL inside.
So, if you have a container with a heading, paragraph, image, and button... just link one of them. The 'clickable' class on the container will see it and link through.