I contacted support and was able to resolve the issue. What I needed to reference was the api-value.php file starting from line 293 in the plugin folder. This pointed me to how I can target the specific field name to make the footnotes work. Updated code (changes in bold):
add_filter(‘acf/format_value/name=publication_content‘, ‘format_value_wysiwyg’, 10, 3);
function format_value_wysiwyg( $value, $post_id, $field )
{
$value = apply_filters( ‘the_content’, $value );
return $value;
}
Hey @dadra
I encountered a similar issue, and was researching forums to see if anyone found a solution and found this post. I’m using the Easy Footnotes plugin. I implemented @jolora solution, but the footnotes are also repeating in all the ACF WYSIWYG fields on the same post. Did you happen to find a solution to this issue? Thanks!
Ah, so what was happening was that the permalink wasn’t pointing to the correct file name. I didn’t delete the trash bin for the pages I had made for testing, so it was pointing to a different permalink. Just fixed it. So now what is displaying are the default links to the posts, but not the actual ACF fields I’m implementing in the code. Still in the process of finding out what’s going on.
Hi John,
Thanks so much for responding. After reviewing the template hierarchy (thank you for sharing), I did create an archive-{post-type}.php template for the custom post. However, now I’m having an issue with the template not displaying any of the fields. I’ve created a custom loop with ACF fields, but I keep encountering a 500 server error. I’m still in the process of finding out what’s going on and will post my results if I find anything and/or a solution.
