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Ok, that makes a log more sense, for a multi select you’d need to loop through the values. I would suggest setting up the images in an array first just to make life easier and to remove the if/elseif logic
$images = array(
'Apple' => 'get_template_directory_uri()'./dist/images/media/image-01.png',
'Orange' => 'get_template_directory_uri()'./dist/images/media/image-02.png',
'Pear' => 'get_template_directory_uri()'./dist/images/media/image-02.png',
)
$values = get_field('association');
foreach ($values as $value) {
?><img src="<?php echo $images[$value] ?>" alt=""><?php
}
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