Hi there. I managed to write som code that did the job.
In my functions.php:
// Get custom fields from main blog
if ( function_exists( 'get_sites' ) && class_exists( 'WP_Site_Query' ) ) {
$custom_fields = '';
$main_blog = 1;
switch_to_blog( $main_blog );
$custom_fields = array(
'head' => get_field('tracking_head', 'options'),
'body' => get_field('tracking_body', 'options'),
'footer' => get_field('tracking_footer', 'options'),
'menu_html' => get_field('menu_html', 'options')
);
restore_current_blog();
return $custom_fields;
}
And in my template file, I could retrieve the contents of the fields by writing for example:
<?php echo $custom_fields['body']; ?>
Only thing that wonders me now is that I can’t use the echo command when I put it inside an include file, ie:
<php get_template_part('templatename_with_echo_customfields'); ?>
