Hi – here is the way I do it.
1. Create an option page – something like “Theme Settings”
2. Add Fields for each css style I need
3. Group them in tabs for for mobile/tablet/desktop/HD
4. Define a hook which is fired once the option page is updated
5. The hook is generating a css file / it updates the css file
6. include the css file in your theme in function.php
If you want to go more advanced. Create a vars.less (I am using less and uikit) and compile the css with a less compiler, after the option page is saved. Like this I only load one css file
Started over again and now it works. Thanks for the help! *magic*
It works. Where can be the mistake in my theme? Where to start hunting the bug?
That was the one loaded by WordPress – I updated it now to version 3.1.1 and still no change. ??
Hello, I have the same problem. I checked already everything above
– acf_form_head() placed before <html>
using WordPress 4.7.2. with jQuery 1.12.4 and ACF 5.5.9
with UIKIT 3.0.0-beta.12
There are no errors in the log.console.
The acf-tab-wrap and ul.acf-tab-group is not being rendered
I already disabled the uikit js files and css files
no success so far
any ideas?
One Question – why is the acf_form() two times in the editform.php template?
Somehow my forms are not saving (I am using the acf_form_head(); function)
Thanks – will try it out tonight
I also would like to create a “Dashboard” Page for each user and would like to list his posts which he can edit.
I have the WordPress Front End User Pro and I already created the login and the dashboard page. Now I would need the links to ACF Edit Forms for each post and posttype.
(and no – I don’t want to use the WPFront End User Pro Forms as they do not support galleries)
