Hi Elliot,
I searched all tables, and found nothing.
Hi Elliot,
This is on a brand new site, immediately after the WordPress install. I just searched the database for one of the field names, but nothing was found.
I also have fallbacks in place for if a value doesn’t exist, and the theme is currently outputting those fallbacks.
Ok, this problem has returned with the two latest updates. It feels like it’s probably a JavaScript problem, and I’m guessing it’s something on my end since I haven’t seen anyone else post about it.
I have already tried removing all JavaScript from my theme, but that didn’t seem to have any effect.
I’m not getting any errors, so I’m not sure what to try next.
Any suggestions?
(Also, is there a way to remove the “solved” status of a thread? I didn’t think I should create a separate post for this, since I’d already described the problem once before, but it is no longer “solved” for me.)
Thanks!
Btw, I work with ACF nearly every day & couldn’t imagine setting up a site without it. It’s very easy to use and extend, and I love how active & supportive you are with it 🙂
I’ve gotten around this with an admin stylesheet in my theme that has a pretty messy mix of floats/clears/borders, along with some JS to match the heights of divs that are floated next to each other. It’s super ugly (on the code side), and hard to maintain when I add/remove/move fields, particularly when conditional logic is involved. Not quite sure what a good interface for it would look like, though.
Oops, never mind. When I’d originally posted this a few days ago in the old forum, I had the latest version of ACF. I just noticed after reposting here that a newer version was available. I updated, and that fixed the problem.
