• lust3103

• September 10, 2021 at 11:43 am

Thanks for the answer 🙂

Yes it is, I just checked

Just move my fields into another group but same problem.
This is the new code in footer.php:

<?php $postID = get_the_ID();
$parametres = get_field('parametres', $postID);
$imageSliderOpacity = $parametres['opacity']; 
$imageSliderSpeed = $parametres['slider_speed'];
echo $imageSliderOpacity; // returning nothing
echo $postID; // returning 260 it's the correct post ID
?>
<script>
	jQuery(document).ready(function($){
		$('.slider').slick({
		slidesToShow: 1,
		slidesToScroll: 1,
		dots: true,
		arrows: false,
		focusOnSelect: true,
		fade: true,
		autoplay: true
		});	

		var opacitySlider = '<?php echo $imageSliderOpacity ?>';
		$('.slick-track').css( "opacity", opacitySlider);

		
	});

	
</script>

In my template block the same values (without the postID in the get_field) are working, but not in the footer.
Can we use may be the key block in the get_field rather than post id, if yes how ?

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