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Hello,
Can somebody help me how I can create a Post Title(H1) using two or more custom meta fields,
Example Title: How to cook Indian Chicken Biriyani.
Above – 1. How to cook (Should be Fixed in every title)
2. Indian (Custom meta field, so I can put anything from post editor)
3. Chicken Biryani (Custom meta field, so I can put any recipe I want in post editor)
The title should be within (h1) tag.
I want to create heading 1 using two or more meta fields, then I wish to use that heading in elements post title.
Actually when I am making the heading 1 using ACF, then using Generatepress and Generateblocks elements and its headline block, I am getting a headline 1, but its not perfect, here are the codes I get after publishing…
<div class="gb-container gb-container-f74e60e6"> <h1 class="gb-headline gb-headline-7f1b92d5 gb-headline-text">This is custom meta field 1</h1> <h1 class="gb-headline gb-headline-07e24467 gb-headline-text">this is custom meta field 2</h1> </div>Above, in one div, I got two heading-1 blocks (dynamic meta fields), This div I am using as post title, but the issue here its not in one H1 tag, there are two H1 tags in title, also there is a whitespace between these two H1 blocks.
I want that, two or more than one meta fields should be used in one H1.
Customer Support
Hi there,
it would require some PHP to filter the Headline Block.
1. Add a Headline block.
1.1 DO NOT set any dynamic data
1.2 Give the block a Class of:custom-post-title
the class can be whatever you choose it just needs to be set in the PHP
1.3 Add some static text eg.How to cook {{magic}}
We will replace the{{magic}}string with the custom field using PHP2. Add this PHP :
add_filter( 'render_block', function( $block_content, $block ) { if ( ! empty( $block['attrs']['className'] ) && 'custom-post-title' === $block['attrs']['className'] ) { $string_one = get_field('your_acf_field'); $string_two = get_field('your_other_acf_field'); $block_content = str_replace( '{{magic}}', $string_one . ' ' . $string_two, $block_content ); } return $block_content; }, 10, 2 );Update acf fields in the
get_fieldfunctions.Its working fine, and also I wanted to use more custom meta fields so I have edited the codes like this,,, Idk its ok or not.
$string_one = get_field(‘meta_001’);
$string_two = get_field(‘meta_002’);
$string_three = get_field(‘meta_003’);
$string_four = get_field(‘meta_004’);
$string_five = get_field(‘meta_005’);
$string_six = get_field(‘meta_006’);
$block_content = str_replace( ‘acf1’, $string_one . ‘ ‘ , $block_content );
$block_content = str_replace( ‘acf2’, $string_two . ‘ ‘ , $block_content );
$block_content = str_replace( ‘acf3’, $string_three . ‘ ‘ , $block_content );
$block_content = str_replace( ‘acf4’, $string_four . ‘ ‘ , $block_content );
$block_content = str_replace( ‘acf5’, $string_five . ‘ ‘ , $block_content );
$block_content = str_replace( ‘acf6’, $string_six . ‘ ‘ , $block_content );also in static text instead of {{magic}}, I am using acf1, acf2 and so on. after editing working fine.
Customer Support
Hi Ashia,
That should be alright. But a quicker process would be to run
str_replaceonce. So, something like this:add_filter( 'render_block', function( $block_content, $block ) { if ( ! empty( $block['attrs']['className'] ) && 'custom-post-title' === $block['attrs']['className'] ) { $string_one = get_field('meta_001'); $string_two = get_field('meta_002'); $string_three = get_field('meta_003'); $string_four = get_field('meta_004'); $string_five = get_field('meta_005'); $string_six = get_field('meta_006'); $block_content = str_replace( 'acf1', $string_one . ' ' . $string_two . ' ' . $string_three . ' ' . $string_four . ' ' . $string_five . ' ' . $string_six, $block_content ); } return $block_content; }, 10, 2 );thanks a lot.
You’re welcome, Ashia!
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