He answered my question, I will leave it here for future.
It’s an ACF Extended Feature
@hwkfr
The post type “Post” is named post (editado)
So in your case, as you use the Post Type List Location on “Posts”, it will be:
get_field(‘my_field’, ‘post_options’)
If you use that location on the post type page, it will be get_field(‘my_field’, ‘page_options’)
For a custom post type named review , it would be get_field(‘my_field’, ‘review_options’) etc… etc…
{name_cpt}_options is a placeholder you should adapt depending on the said post type
I’m trying to get the information from the fields shown in the print above, to display on the front end, these fields are configured for post list type.
I use the ACF Extended plugin, when I register a custom post type, it saves the information with {name_cpt} _options, and then I can get the information from the fields and show it on the front end.
so in this case I use
get_field (‘my_field_name’, ‘{name_cpt}_options’);
As this is the default wordpress post list page, I couldn’t find a way to get the information as in the example mentioned.
get_field (‘my_field_name’, ‘name_of_option’);
I’m looking to find out what the ‘name_of_option’ parameter would be
Hello John,
I’m trying to get the information from the fields shown in the print above, to display on the front end, these fields are configured for post list type.
I use the ACF Extended plugin, when I register a custom post type, it saves the information with {name_cpt} _options, and then I can get the information from the fields and show it on the front end.
so in this case I use.
get_field ( ‘my_field_name’ , ‘{name_cpt}_options’ );
As this is the default wordpress post list page, I couldn’t find a way to get the information as in the example mentioned.
get_field (‘my_field_name’, ‘name_of_option’);
I’m looking to find out what the ‘name_of_option’ parameter would be
