Other than that, one can find several post type that is available by default in WordPress installation.
Post – blog post
Page – static page
Attachment – attached media
Revision – post revision
Navigation Menu – nav menu
To create a custom post type for any particular theme on WordPress, navigate to the function.php file from your WordPress theme directory then add the following code to it.
This suggests that the $fields parameter is not an array as expected.
Can you please test this out by editing the file ‘pro/fields/class-acf-field-clone.php’ on line 119 and change the start of the acf_get_fields function to:
function acf_get_fields( $fields, $parent ) {
// bail early if empty
if( empty($fields) ) return $fields;
I have fixed this issue earlier when I was using shared hosting but after moving to WordPress managed hosting, I have never got any error like this because their platform is easy to use and compatible with WordPress versions.
