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Thanks, John – I have a plugin installed ‘Better ACF Search’ to get the fields, and that seems to work as if I search for a unique keyword in one of the FAQ fields, I get the FAQ Page as a search result. I’m assuming that plugin is working at this because of that.
My question now becomes, if I search in meta_key LIKE "faq_%"
, do I need a new WP_Query for those results, or can I amend my original query?
I appreciate the help, I’m a little new at this and learning.
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