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New to this.
Just need a bit of a logic check.
I am building a site for a musician who wants to edit it himself – so I’m using WordPress.
Thinking about the ‘REVIEWS’ section.
So far I would :
Create custom fields for TITLE, AUTHOR, PUBLICATION, CONTENT on a post page.
Then call the custom fields into divs I have set up in my PHP file, so that I can style them individually with CSS.
If I have multiple REVIEWS, incoming and managed by the client, how do I code it?
REVIEW 1
TITLE:
AUTHOR:
PUBLICATION:
CONTENT:
REVIEW 2
TITLE:
AUTHOR:
PUBLICATION:
CONTENT:
REVIEW 3
TITLE:
AUTHOR:
PUBLICATION:
CONTENT:
ETC.
I haven’t done much of this. If you could point me to an appropriate article or just explain the logic of it to me.
I understand you can call posts. You can also call specific elements of posts.
But I do not know what the POST NUMBER will be, how do I call it?
I am sure PHP / WORDPRESS has a function for this.
Thanks,
BLUEBIRD
i don’t know much php, but you might learn something form this video
https://css-tricks.com/video-screencasts … wordpress/
I don’t know if it will solve your problems, but it’s worth a look
Thanks, I’ll check it out.
I would recommend Magic Fields plugin. Easy to use and great support forum.