A WordPress plugin that extends ACF, allowing testers to generate several kitchensink pages that automatically adds layouts and populates their fields with different kinds of values.
For the min width and min height on image fields, you need to be able to query for these values. That's why you have to add the following filter before uploading media, or loop over all your media and update the post meta accordingly.
add_filter('wp_generate_attachment_metadata', 'add_metac', 10, 2);
function add_metac($meta, $id){
update_post_meta($id, 'height', (int) $meta['height']);
update_post_meta($id, 'width', (int) $meta['width']);
return $meta;
}The main class for this plugin. Bootstraps and loads all required files.
The interface between the plugin and the data. Data mainly consists of field values grouped by field type. You can retrieve data using the methods of this class.
Example usage:
$acfk_data = new ACFK_Data();
$text_normal = $acfk_data->get_values_for_field( 'text', 'normal' );
$wysiwyg_extreme = $acfk_data->get_values_for_field( 'wysiwyg', 'extreme' );
$field_values = $acfk_data->get_value_object();Takes care of creating and rendering the admin page where you'll find the Generate Kitchensink form.
Responsible for creating pages, importing blocks, and updating block field values.
Example usage:
$kitchensink_id = ACFK_Importer::create_kitchensink_page( $page_title );
ACFK_Importer::add_blocks_to_page( $kitchensink_id, $blocks_on_page );
ACFK_Importer::add_field_values_to_blocks( $kitchensink_id, $variation );Has helper functions, mainly used for filtering blocks and selections.
Example usage:
$headers = ACFK_Helpers::filter_header_blocks( $blocks );
$overviews = ACFK_Helpers::filter_overview_blocks( $blocks );