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Hi @shawnd1007,

Please, let us know if you have further issues, and if you do, please send some more details on how to reproduce the issue.

Thank you.

This makes sense, feel free to submit a new feature request in the Issues section in the GitHub repo: https://github.com/htmlburger/carbon-fields/issues

Okay, please try replacing your display functions with these:

function wst_display_fields() {
	$layouts = carbon_get_the_post_meta( 'crb_layouts', 'complex' );
	foreach ( $layouts as $layout ) {
		$function_name = 'wst_display' . $layout['_type'];
		if ( function_exists( '$function_name' ) ) {
			call_user_func( $function_name, $layout );
		}
	}
}

function wst_display_driver($layout) {
	$licence = $layout['license'];
	$name    = $layout['name'];
	?>

	<h2>Driver</h2>
	<?php echo $name; ?><br>
	<?php echo $licence ?><br>

	<?php
}

function wst_display_teacher($layout) {
	$picture = $layout['picture'];
	$year    = $layout['years_of_experience'];
	?>

	<h2>teacher</h2>
	<img src="<?php echo $picture ?>" alt="">

	<?php
	echo $year;
}

Note: best practices suggest that you should check any data for existence before displaying it. Also, the display functions currently lack some escaping and sanitization (https://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Validating_Sanitizing_and_Escaping_User_Data) – you’ll probably want to do that as well.

Please, let us know if you need further assistance.

Heey @shawnd1007,

We’re unable to reproduce the issue.

Can you please:

1. Provide a list of all plugins that you have installed and activated.
2. Send the code that you’re using for your nav menu container and fields
3. Send a step-by-step list of what you do when the issue occurs.

Thanks in advance.

Hi @shawnd1007,

Yes, this code is necessary for the nav menu item custom fields to save properly.

Can you please let us know which multilingual plugin are you using?

Thanks.

Hi @dewy,

We believe you’ll need to organize your fields in a little different way to make it easier to display in the front end. Here is how we envision it:

1. Create a complex field with a Select field in it. That select field would allow you to select a term.
2. In the complex field, there should be an association field that would allow you to select posts. These will be the posts that will appear under each term.

Then, when displaying that complex field in the front end, you will easily display each term and its corresponding posts.

Hi @knath632,

This functionality is not related with Carbon Fields. You’ll have to build your own custom logic to handle this.

We can recommend that make your choose sidebar field accessible from all of your theme (store it as a theme option, or have another way of easy fetching it without hardcoding a post ID). Then, render that sidebar using dynamic_sidebar() in a sidebar file, and call get_sidebar() in all templates where you want it. For example, if you name your sidebar file sidebar-custom.php, you can call with the following code in your archive, category and single page templates in your theme:

get_sidebar( 'custom' );

Please, let us know if you have further questions.

Hi @knath632,

When you want to set your container to the default template, use default, like this:

->show_on_template('default')

and if you want you can use it with an array of templates, like this:

->show_on_template(array("home.php", 'default', "blog.php", "twocolumn.php"))