Just purchased the LTD of ACPT. Seems user-friendly and a very reasonable price. The developer appears to be responsive to user feedback, etc. Integration with Bricks Builder sold it for me. 👍
LOVED this video, Paul! Also, shout out to Mauro, ACPT’s developer: I love seeing how he listen to user feedback to make the plugin continuously better. It's great value for sure, at this pricepoint!
Hi Paul, would you be able to doa video on Bi-Directional relationships in ACPT, it appears to differ somewhat to ACF in its requirements in the set up !
New sub here .. must say- I thought I knew Wordpress until I found your channel. Lots of great info and your style also is suited for me. Binging on a few - Many Thanks!
Nice video. Pretty quick for me. It would be nice to see a more detailed and complete video on using ACPT with Bricks and going through each step in more detail.
@@PromovareCuDavid-UTOPIAN I'm not talking video speed. I'm talking about bouncing from screen to screen and not really explaining each step. A totally beginner video is what I need LOL.
Thank you for explaining how to use this. I bought this about a month and a half ago because I knew this type of plugin was important but had no idea why. Just made a portfolio content category and was using gutenbricks with the video player but had no way to add a new video url to in the post section. Watched your tutorial and I can add video url's to posts now. So cool!
Hey Paul. Can you please create a tutorial for ACPT Repeater field and how to output it in Bricks? The main reason I have not switched to Bricks is because outputting Repeater fields is difficult and requires custom css. However, in Elementor, you have Dynamic ooo, which has really simple repeater templates for elementor. So, does acpt make repeater output easier in bricks? If yes, can you please do a video before black friday?
@@WPTuts Ok Paul, please hurry though before Black Friday. My card is cocked and loaded, waiting to buy both ACF Pro and Dynamic OOO. But if I can get something better, I might rethink my purchase. But I think the Dynamic OOO folks are really advanced and may be hard to beat.
I really appreciate your work. It helped us very much. I wanted your help. I am learning to build a t-shirt store, my ecommerce must have the total quantity. If we enter any quantity, the names and shirts number must be changed based on the total quantity where I could enter the inputs. If I select 10 quantities, I must get 10 names and shirts to be entered. What plugin do you suggest for that to work. Your help will be appreciated
Very nice tutorial Paul, thanks. I don't think I will be making the switch to this from ACF Pro although I love the really slick UI and the pricing is very attractive especially the lifetime option so it's possible in the future.
@@WPTuts When can you delight us with an ACPT v2 tutorial? How would you make a property site or professional directory? Thank you very much for everything you help us Paul.
I’m guessing more people moving over to Gutenberg and FSE (if not they should be 👍). Would like to see the same video with Gutenberg / FSE Paul. Nice video btw - good pacing.
Dear Sir, please make a detailed video on creating a listing website using BRICKS BUILDER AND ACPT. If possible please use WP Admin Cleaner for creating custom dashboard based on user roles. I know this will be a long video but it will be of great help and guidance. With love and care, Sincerely yours, Vivek Kumar
I don't believe it is fully supported in Bricks yet. My understanding is that version 2 of ACPT will have better support, so I'll probably wait until that is released before digging in. :)
Hi Paul, I know that a lot of people are going to laugh at this question, and I am sure I am missing something here, but... "What is the point of these plugins like ACF Meta Box and ACPT?" When you are in Guttenberg using something like Kadence, you can layout a post or a page in any way you like. So if you build a template and then fill in each post with the information that you have generated within these plugins, are you not duplicating the post twice and putting more load on the server? Everyone, stop laughing.
It's not a stupid question at all. Tools like ACPT allow you to create your own custom post types and include all manner of different meta fields (think of meta fields like the post title, excerpt, featured image, etc.), but you can create your own in any combination. If you do that, using the default WordPress post template (that's the template that is included in pretty much every theme available, including Kadence), you will only see the standard WordPress meta fields (title, content, etc.) To be able to display all your own custom meta fields you would need to create a new custom template and assign that to your new custom post type and choose where you want to display your default WordPress meta fields as well as your newly created custom ones. As for adding extra strain on the server. It's not really a major issue as this is no real difference to using the default ones created by your theme. The server resources would be pretty much identical in most situations. I hope that helps. :)
As an example, you could conceivably create a real estate website with generic WordPress. But it would be hard to have things like an Advanced Search that lets visitors choose how many bedrooms and bathrooms a set of houses should have in their search results. And put all those houses on a map. That's why we use the type of approach Paul is demonstrating here. We use
@@WPTuts Hi Paul, thank you for your reply. OK, I would like to dig deeper into this topic. So I set up some extra fields to go on a post. Let's say - Property location, Schools in the area, Price of the property, colour of wall property, what are the neighbours like. etc. You set this up in a template and looking at your videos, (Which I have for years) you then go to property, which is now in the menu on the left-hand side and click "New Property", so at this point you have a new post. Then you fill out all the details about the property and click "Publish" So you now have a new post in the property section of the website. - OK What is to stop me from doing a patten with the required information, as above and just pulling a new patten into each post as I go along. I am sure, as I said be for, I am missing something. And Paul, I am not trying to be funny by asking these questions - I think I am just a little thick on this subject.
@@Line49Design Hi Line49 Thank you so much for your comments - but you started to say "We use" and then nothing. Please could you enlighten me some, please?
@@TLCOnlineChannel you absolutely could pull in the details from a Pattern if you wanted to. There is nothing stopping you doing that and in some circumstances it would work fine, But, it lacks flexibility and scale and for a simple example like adding a couple of extra pieces of information in it would work. When you scale up, it becomes incredibly unwieldy. For example, let's keep with the real estate analogy. You have a blog, properties & agents all using the standard WP post type and use Patterns to pull in data to each of those different post types. Now, scale that up to 1000 properties that use various taxonomies to group them (houses, flats, apartments, commercial, etc.), then add in your blog that has another 10 taxonomies and different patterns and finally you have your agents that may be group (via taxonomies) to various locations, business sizes, multiple employees, etc. All of that information inside the default posts in WordPress would become a nightmare to manage from a structure point of view as well as from a design point of view. It makes a lot more sense to create dedicated custom post types and related taxonomies for your properties, agents and use the default WP posts for your blog. You could then create a template for your properties that displays all the relevant data and custom meta fields without the added steps of adding in patterns just to handle that data. The same goes for your agents which could then use a relationship to connect them to the properties they are selling and include that data in your properties template and have everything handled dynamically and all you need to to do is fill out the relevant meta fields and everything else is handled for you.
Thanks Paul, informative as always. A tiny mistake I heard a few times and could be misleading: 1rem = 10px, 2rem = 20px, 3rem = 30px is not really. 1rem = 16px and so on... I know it's just you, as being camera-shy :) ua-cam.com/video/pCeISLqxphc/v-deo.html I know you can override the default in Bricks, but still.
Thanks for the feedback. Using Bricks in the video, it defaults to 62.5% for rem usage and that’s where the 10px value comes from. If I’d changed it to 100% to get the standard 16px 1 rem value I’d imagine a lot of new Bricks may have missed that change and wondered why their spacing was different to mine. 😉
Jet engine is good but the fact that its custom posts types are not accessible by other pluggins actually makes it undesirable. I stopped using it because it actually limits my options.
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I appreciate how honest and transparent you are in your videos. It's refreshing to see someone being real on social media.
Thank you. 😁
Just purchased the LTD of ACPT. Seems user-friendly and a very reasonable price. The developer appears to be responsive to user feedback, etc. Integration with Bricks Builder sold it for me. 👍
Would love many more videos using ACPT!
I hope he does it soon
LOVED this video, Paul! Also, shout out to Mauro, ACPT’s developer: I love seeing how he listen to user feedback to make the plugin continuously better. It's great value for sure, at this pricepoint!
Definitely, Bricks and ACPT is going to be my choice! ❤🤘
Hi Paul, would you be able to doa video on Bi-Directional relationships in ACPT, it appears to differ somewhat to ACF in its requirements in the set up !
I was hoping you made a video about this!!
Please go into more details, I love how well you teach. Definitely one of the best Wordpress channels!!
Thanks Paul. Good intro to ACPT. I'm still tinkering with it and haven't used it in production yet.
Excellent overview Paul. I think there's a bright future for ACPT based on your demo, and it would be good to see more content around this.
Would be great to hace deep dive into ACPT. Thanks Paul for this awesome video.
Thanks Paul! Good introduction to ACPT. Just what I needed
Just bought the Ltd cuz of him
New sub here .. must say- I thought I knew Wordpress until I found your channel. Lots of great info and your style also is suited for me. Binging on a few - Many Thanks!
Nice video. Pretty quick for me. It would be nice to see a more detailed and complete video on using ACPT with Bricks and going through each step in more detail.
Make the video speed slower..
@@PromovareCuDavid-UTOPIAN I'm not talking video speed. I'm talking about bouncing from screen to screen and not really explaining each step. A totally beginner video is what I need LOL.
Thanks for the idea!
@@PromovareCuDavid-UTOPIANI’d recommend using the video controls to slow the playback rate a little if it’s too fast. 👍😁
Thank you for explaining how to use this. I bought this about a month and a half ago because I knew this type of plugin was important but had no idea why.
Just made a portfolio content category and was using gutenbricks with the video player but had no way to add a new video url to in the post section.
Watched your tutorial and I can add video url's to posts now. So cool!
Hey Paul. Can you please create a tutorial for ACPT Repeater field and how to output it in Bricks? The main reason I have not switched to Bricks is because outputting Repeater fields is difficult and requires custom css. However, in Elementor, you have Dynamic ooo, which has really simple repeater templates for elementor. So, does acpt make repeater output easier in bricks? If yes, can you please do a video before black friday?
I'm waiting for v2 to be released as that should make adding repeaters in Bricks with ACPT a lot easier.
@@WPTuts Ok Paul, please hurry though before Black Friday. My card is cocked and loaded, waiting to buy both ACF Pro and Dynamic OOO. But if I can get something better, I might rethink my purchase. But I think the Dynamic OOO folks are really advanced and may be hard to beat.
I really appreciate your work. It helped us very much.
I wanted your help.
I am learning to build a t-shirt store, my ecommerce must have the total quantity. If we enter any quantity, the names and shirts number must be changed based on the total quantity where I could enter the inputs. If I select 10 quantities, I must get 10 names and shirts to be entered. What plugin do you suggest for that to work.
Your help will be appreciated
Thank you ! More about ACPT, please!
Cool! One with more detailed/elaborate examples would be great!
Thanks for ACPT Tutorial. Please I want to know if we can transfer ACF fields inside jetEngine by using code ?
Very nice tutorial Paul, thanks. I don't think I will be making the switch to this from ACF Pro although I love the really slick UI and the pricing is very attractive especially the lifetime option so it's possible in the future.
Please cover it in more detail when V2 is out !!
Yes please
I certainly will do. I’m looking forward to seeing how b2 shapes up and what it changes. 👍
@@WPTuts When can you delight us with an ACPT v2 tutorial? How would you make a property site or professional directory? Thank you very much for everything you help us Paul.
@@WPTuts yes please!
I'd like to see how you'd set up a SEARCH field for this Metabox set.
I’m guessing more people moving over to Gutenberg and FSE (if not they should be 👍). Would like to see the same video with Gutenberg / FSE Paul. Nice video btw - good pacing.
@WPTuts - Would love more on ACPT and Bricks. I have a feeling from watching yours and Jonathan Jernigan's tutorials...
Very good work!
If I already have acf pro that came built in with Advanced Themer would I even need this?
Nope. 👍
thanks, love your channel!
Can you show us a preview of version 2.0 of acpt?
With Blocksy, does it have anyway to create the template or card for archive page?
The template is automatically made for you in Blocksy (Pro I believe) when you register a new post type.
@@WPTuts oh is it? I'll check this with acpt again.
Thanks. Yes love lots more videos on this 😊
Where do the images come from and are they pre labeled? Will you be making a ACPT version 2 tutorial?
Dear Sir, please make a detailed video on creating a listing website using BRICKS BUILDER AND ACPT. If possible please use WP Admin Cleaner for creating custom dashboard based on user roles.
I know this will be a long video but it will be of great help and guidance.
With love and care,
Sincerely yours,
Vivek Kumar
Hi, can u show using acpt with divi 4? Looks like i am having a problem when using divi builder to create the template, as it wont appear
Sorry, I'm not a Divi user.
Hi Paul, will you make also a video abour flexible content from ACPT in Bricks? I just cant get it to work... 😅
I don't believe it is fully supported in Bricks yet. My understanding is that version 2 of ACPT will have better support, so I'll probably wait until that is released before digging in. :)
How to solve when it show dynamic data is empty?
What if I have ACSS - does ACPT add value?
ACSS is a CSS framework, ACPT is a custom post type and meta field creator (and more).
They are totally different tools.
I see, yes. So they can be used side by side with Bricks builder, thanks.
@@energeiai99 yup, they certainly can.
Thanks 🎉
And thanks for your youtube channel 🎉
Do want more!
Currently ACPT has a special 50% off. That makes the LTD $99.
Whats the coupon code?
May I know the coupon code?
Hi can you create a tutorial for a tire shop to sell Tire online please. Small business here
*tire
Hi Paul, I know that a lot of people are going to laugh at this question, and I am sure I am missing something here, but... "What is the point of these plugins like ACF Meta Box and ACPT?" When you are in Guttenberg using something like Kadence, you can layout a post or a page in any way you like. So if you build a template and then fill in each post with the information that you have generated within these plugins, are you not duplicating the post twice and putting more load on the server? Everyone, stop laughing.
It's not a stupid question at all.
Tools like ACPT allow you to create your own custom post types and include all manner of different meta fields (think of meta fields like the post title, excerpt, featured image, etc.), but you can create your own in any combination.
If you do that, using the default WordPress post template (that's the template that is included in pretty much every theme available, including Kadence), you will only see the standard WordPress meta fields (title, content, etc.)
To be able to display all your own custom meta fields you would need to create a new custom template and assign that to your new custom post type and choose where you want to display your default WordPress meta fields as well as your newly created custom ones.
As for adding extra strain on the server. It's not really a major issue as this is no real difference to using the default ones created by your theme. The server resources would be pretty much identical in most situations.
I hope that helps. :)
As an example, you could conceivably create a real estate website with generic WordPress. But it would be hard to have things like an Advanced Search that lets visitors choose how many bedrooms and bathrooms a set of houses should have in their search results. And put all those houses on a map. That's why we use the type of approach Paul is demonstrating here.
We use
@@WPTuts Hi Paul, thank you for your reply. OK, I would like to dig deeper into this topic. So I set up some extra fields to go on a post. Let's say - Property location, Schools in the area, Price of the property, colour of wall property, what are the neighbours like. etc. You set this up in a template and looking at your videos, (Which I have for years) you then go to property, which is now in the menu on the left-hand side and click "New Property", so at this point you have a new post. Then you fill out all the details about the property and click "Publish" So you now have a new post in the property section of the website. - OK What is to stop me from doing a patten with the required information, as above and just pulling a new patten into each post as I go along. I am sure, as I said be for, I am missing something. And Paul, I am not trying to be funny by asking these questions - I think I am just a little thick on this subject.
@@Line49Design Hi Line49 Thank you so much for your comments - but you started to say "We use" and then nothing. Please could you enlighten me some, please?
@@TLCOnlineChannel you absolutely could pull in the details from a Pattern if you wanted to. There is nothing stopping you doing that and in some circumstances it would work fine,
But, it lacks flexibility and scale and for a simple example like adding a couple of extra pieces of information in it would work. When you scale up, it becomes incredibly unwieldy.
For example, let's keep with the real estate analogy. You have a blog, properties & agents all using the standard WP post type and use Patterns to pull in data to each of those different post types.
Now, scale that up to 1000 properties that use various taxonomies to group them (houses, flats, apartments, commercial, etc.), then add in your blog that has another 10 taxonomies and different patterns and finally you have your agents that may be group (via taxonomies) to various locations, business sizes, multiple employees, etc.
All of that information inside the default posts in WordPress would become a nightmare to manage from a structure point of view as well as from a design point of view.
It makes a lot more sense to create dedicated custom post types and related taxonomies for your properties, agents and use the default WP posts for your blog.
You could then create a template for your properties that displays all the relevant data and custom meta fields without the added steps of adding in patterns just to handle that data.
The same goes for your agents which could then use a relationship to connect them to the properties they are selling and include that data in your properties template and have everything handled dynamically and all you need to to do is fill out the relevant meta fields and everything else is handled for you.
Crocoblock
Thanks Paul, informative as always.
A tiny mistake I heard a few times and could be misleading: 1rem = 10px, 2rem = 20px, 3rem = 30px is not really.
1rem = 16px and so on... I know it's just you, as being camera-shy :)
ua-cam.com/video/pCeISLqxphc/v-deo.html
I know you can override the default in Bricks, but still.
Thanks for the feedback. Using Bricks in the video, it defaults to 62.5% for rem usage and that’s where the 10px value comes from.
If I’d changed it to 100% to get the standard 16px 1 rem value I’d imagine a lot of new Bricks may have missed that change and wondered why their spacing was different to mine. 😉
Meta Box :)
😃
Jet engine is good but the fact that its custom posts types are not accessible by other pluggins actually makes it undesirable. I stopped using it because it actually limits my options.
JetENgine
Jet engine
Meta Box
Hello nice video. can you make more videos about ACPT. I would be interested
Would love many more videos using ACPT!
That would be great. Especially now with ACPT V2. They say it's excellent. Please @WPTuts