I’d like this as well. 🙂
It’s not a field, it’s a setting for every field.
Wrapper Attributes is located just below the Conditional Fields setting.
Yeah, I’ve uninstalled the free version and everything works fine.
ACF PRO is standalone.
I’ve rolled back to 5.1.0 in the meantime. This bug made things look messed up 😛
Yes, that was it! 🙂
I have a custom fields box in the sidebar that appears for all post categories. I set the Order No. to 5 and the problem is now solved.
I do think however you should make it so that hiding takes priority over not hiding, for the options.
@Elliot Condon I tried what you proposed and it didn’t work. The Content Editor is still showing up.
Custom load/save paths? Not that I’m aware of at least. I only made the acf-json folder in the theme folder like the instructions told me to do.
The problem is still present in version 5.0.6. It’s really annoying.
Any official response on this? 🙂
This problem reaches even further. Might have something to do with the new json format.
I have a field group that I had previously set to display on the sidebar in the edit page. However, I now wanted to move it to below the content. It appears to save that, however, on the edit page, it still shows in the sidebar.
None of the field group settings seems to be updated anymore….
You must have changed the code somehow. I was browsing your site about 10-20 minutes ago and everything seemed to work. The advertising ones led to a new page, while the other ones expanded the image. I see that when I visit your site now, that’s all gone; all the items lead to a new page.
The code I provided above should work provided that the fields still have the same field names.
You could try 0 for false:
if (get_post_meta($post->ID, 'media', true) == '0' )
EDIT: I just browsed your site again and now it seems to work!
In what sense is it not working? What happens?
Try this:
if (get_post_meta($post->ID, 'media', true) == '' )
insteaf of:
if($type = ('null'))
Remove this, it’s not needed for the new condition above:
$type = the_field('media');
Don’t know if it makes a difference, but it’s worth the try 🙂
@elliot The new version on Github fixes the issue. The field Mission Type no longer causes the fields below to hide.
The tabs are also still not bouncing, which means the issue really has been resolved! 🙂 Everything works perfectly now
@elliot Strange, happens here all the time, both in Chrome and Firefox. It’s only the field Mission Type that causes this; no other fields do this.
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It has solved the issue for me. No more bouncing.
However, a new problem has appeared. The first dropdown box in my second tab will cause the fields below to hide until I click the tab again. This didn’t happen before.
Thanks
It’s only partly fixed in the new update though. If there is a hidden tab, it will still bounce back to the default tab whenever you change the value of a field, however, if all tabs are visible, it won’t bounce.
Please try to implement this. The way fields are set up now makes for an unbelieveable waste of space. Also, Tab Fields and Repeater Fields aren’t the best solution for this. Simple columns / grids would be nice.
