Manny Fleurmond

Where is the date supposed to be on your website? Sounds like you need to edit your template or create a child template to place it in the right spot

What plugins are you using?

You would have to either 1. Create a custom query var that would do a meta query to get your posts or 2. Create new taxonomies, which would work like tags or categories.

You don’t need that second for loop, because you only need one image; the first one. use this instead:

<section id="home" class="hero-section">
  <div class="hero-section__slider-hook">
    <ul class="hero-section__slider">
      <?php 
        $sliderImages = rwmb_meta('unveil_hero-slider-image');
        if (!empty($sliderImages)) {
          foreach ($sliderImages as $index => $sliderImage) :
            $slide_number = $index + 1;
            $images = isset( $sliderImage['unveil_background-image'] ) ? $sliderImage['unveil_background-image'] : array();

            $bgImage = isset( $images ) ? reset( $images ) : '';
            $bgSizes = wp_get_attachment_image_sizes( $bgImage, 'homepage-header');
      ?>
      <li class="hero-section__image"><figure class="fullScreenImg slide<?php print $slide_number; ?>"></figure></li>
      <?php 
            $slide_number++;
          endforeach;
        };
      ?>
    </ul>
  </div>
  <h1 class="hero-section__title"><?php print rwmb_meta('unveil_strapline'); ?></h1>
  <button id="hero-section__arrow-slide"><span class="fa fa-angle-down"></span></button>
</section>

Can you post the code that you are using for the meta box? It helps us troubleshoot

Which raw format. if you mean timestamp, you can use the php date function to format it anyway you want: http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php

Please read this post: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/polylang-makes-media-vanish-in-library?replies=6

This should help you out.