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Well this helped me solve the problem by thinking about it. Basically what was happening is this: I have two separate ACF groups; sermons and series. Every sermon falls into a series, so I had “series_title” as a field name in the sermons field group. In the series field group, I also had “series_title” because, obviously, the series needs a title. I wasn’t thinking about how my code pulled from every group, anything that had “series_title”, so that top row was the entry for the series “Restart”, and thus had none of the other fields filled out because that entry didn’t have those fields at all. Does that make sense? I fixed it by changed the sermons field group to have “series_name” for the field instead of “series_title”.
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