Unlock WordPress Potential: A Beginner's Guide to Advanced Custom Fields

[@saasjunction]

This is the best ACF tutorial I’ve ever seen! You covered everything from the basics to the advanced features very engagingly. I especially liked how you used custom taxonomies to group the job listings by category. That’s very smart and useful. Thanks for sharing! 😄

[@WPTuts]

Thank you, it’s great to hear you enjoyed it. 🤦‍♂️

[@acarakyta9307]

Can i make duplicate post template with form acf

[@AviationWP]

SUPERB tutorial. No fluff. Everything you need to begin learning ACF. Thank you for this.

[@firewalkerjon]

I've tried to watch at least 3 other ACF tutorials in recent months as I know I need to use it. They were poorly organised, constant back and forth for no reason which just had me going in circles. Yours is clear, organised and well explained - thank you!

[@groundpets5101]

yes i agree, this one better than some here done.

[@hxxzxtf]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 *- Introduction tutorial* 00:27 *- Explaining terminology* 01:51 *- Installing plugin* 02:36 *- Creating post type* 09:49 *- Creating fields* 18:31 *- Adding fields* 18:44 *- Creating taxonomy* 19:55 *- Setting taxonomy options* 20:23 *- Adding taxonomy terms* 21:48 *- Adding job listing* 23:37 *- Creating template* 29:41 *- Adding menu link* 30:51 *- Adding dynamic data* 34:04 *- Best practices* Made with HARPA AI

[@kelvinakpe3347]

Amazing tutorial, honestly! I actually started watching some other tutorials on ACF, but immediately I found this, I liked, saved, followed you and turned on the notification. This tutorial covers everything that made me start the search in the 1st place. Great job 👍🏾 Thanks

[@marcingajewski-ceramika]

Apologies for copying this from a comment. I'm just lazy and the comment captures exactly what I think of this tutorial. "This is the best ACF tutorial I have ever seen! You covered everything from the basics to advanced features in a very engaging way. I especially liked how you used custom taxonomies to group tasks by category. That's very clever and useful! ". Many thanks to the author of this tutorial. ...and amazingly, I had an instant understanding of everything... :)

[@WPTuts]

Great to hear that and I'll let you off for being lazy - lol

[@marcingajewski-ceramika]

btw. laziness is the engine of progress - lol..@@WPTuts

[@fredrickrivera]

This is the most underrated tutorial. This is the best ACF tutorial. Kudos to you. Thank you so much for sharing this great content!!

[@KhalidKhans55]

Absolutely amazing tutorial! You broke down Advanced Custom Fields and custom post types in such a clear and practical way. This is a game-changer for anyone looking to elevate their WordPress skills. Can't wait to try these techniques on my next project!

[@webgeneral]

Thank you Paul! You're the goldstandard when it comes to tutorials on those kinda things.

[@anthonyeze5816]

Fantastic Tutorial, was watching your other one on ACF for elemetor last night i think it was from 3 years ago. Realy good Tutorial, thank you

[@WPTuts]

There’s an updated version of the Elementor one also on the channel from a couple of weeks ago. 👍

[@apostolisz]

Excellent presentation, fluent language and explanation. A masterpiece of wordpress lessons! Thank you

[@bricks_squad]

Thank you so much for doing this in the free version!! Im new to page builders, and I'm finding a lot of tutorials require expensive plug-ins.

[@stuksy4321]

I'm only marginally skilled at this sort of stuff. So thanks for this tut. Wish me luck trying to figure things out.

[@mikecharles6767]

Thank you for making ACF seem easy. I haven’t used it yet but what a great tutorial! Thank you! Mike

[@volkerschuster8079]

Another incredibly clear tutorial, thank you Paul!

[@fabiano8888]

Finally, a guide breaks down Advanced Custom Fields in an easy to grasp way! Thanks, WPTuts! That's a wonderful walk-through!

[@WPTuts]

Great to hear it was helpful for you. :)

[@floriqu]

If I could hit the like button twice, I'd do it. Love the way you make it so simple!

[@lisajohnstone5893]

Thanks for such a clear tutorial video. I too would be interested in an advanced ACF tutorial.

[@WolfG11]

Great tutorial, Paul. Thanks a lot. Please give us more advanced tutorials - maybe also for the „ACF Extended“ Addon. Cheers.

[@WPTuts]

I will definitely be covering some of the features sod ACF Advanced. 🤘🏻

[@ChadDiaz-qk4fb]

I've been look for a tutorial of this caliber for ACF. I would really enjoy another for the PRO features.

[@davidsonzed]

Thanks Paul, we would really really like more advanced tutorials on this amazing plugin.

[@WPTuts]

Plenty more content on ACF and other dynamic tools planned. This is the foundation video that allows me to refer back to it instead of having to keep showing the same steps for more intermediate and advanced tutorials. :)

[@BradWarren]

Great intro - I've used Pods in the past but this is a quick primer for ACF. I've opted for using Gut blocks for page building but blocks for the Post types makes a mess so I used a plugin Disable Gutenberg and it let me disable blocksfor just the Job post type.

[@Thecaptain666]

Just BRILLIANT! Thank you so much! I have subscribed to your channel.

[@heymatthias]

Thank you man, this helped me a lot, especially the part with the taxonomies.

[@theskatingchoreographer]

Love the new visual graphics and animations titles (etc) in the editing Paul! It already looked like a professional without a doubt, but the new additions bring your video to a complete different level! Great job buddy!

[@christian-k]

Great tutorial for people to get started. I really like your new visuals.

[@mukibulh]

Nice way of presentation and easy to understand. Thanks man ...

[@mayjo2990]

Hi Paul, thx for this great tutorial and I love to see more tutorials with ACF, you have a nice way to explain al.

[@WPTuts]

More to come! 😉

[@fabiano8888]

Yesterday I requested the channel Web Squadron for an updated video on ACF new version, and he was kind, letting me know you would be releasing a new video today. :)

[@WPTuts]

Imran @WebSquadron is a good man. :)

[@jpflynnoz]

Excellent presentation, Paul. Very easy to follow and useful to a regular ACF user as well as a beginner.

[@aa-yusufabqariyuh3280]

Great! It worth being a premium course.

[@Johnello1]

Thank you so much for this, sir! I am building a Wordpress extension plugin to capture and log as many activity done in ACF as possible, and this helped a lot! By the way - a question from my side - as a developer or site admin what do you think it's the best or needed activity which might be useful to know? e.g. when a new taxonomy is created etc... but in more complex use cases.... Some users asked if my extension can support "ACF" but the question is so vague, I really wanted to grab more context on how ACF related activity done by users on site can be useful - let me know your thoughts - anything can help!!!

[@Syedhussainipage]

This was by far one of the most engaging and resourceful video I have seen on this topic. Is there another video from you that explains how we can collect information from the registered user on frontend so we can showcase it on the site?

[@MD_jadaan]

oHhh .. Man was really waiting for this Aww content about ACF..

[@JasonW1287]

I've got to say that you nailed this tutorial Paul. Very well presented and really easy to understand and follow. Great work. Thank you. :)

[@tomvoltz7506]

Thank you very much for your video. Makes things very clear. It would be wonderful if you could make a video on the relationship field, which I need for easier data entry because of the volume of data I. My use case: I have an events CPT. When I create a new event I would like to click on "country", once the country is selected I would like to get displayed the "states" for that country and then the "cities" for the selected state. In the event display the user would then see e.g. Switzerland, Zürich, Küsnacht. Thank you very much indeed.

[@WPTuts]

Lots more ACF content planned, so keep an eye out for that type of content. :)

[@machhindrak8457]

Excellent Tutorial. Please create tutorial step by step.

[@jybevox]

This video is priceless. Thank you so much for your work!

[@osvaldowesly9993]

Wow. Awesome tutorial!

[@MalekGegham]

Thank you this tutorial is very helpful 🙏

[@roshanmenuka7651]

Great content! ❤‍🔥

[@runesolberg_deler]

I love this tutorial. Just what I needed. I would also appreciate a more advanced tutorial. 👍👍

[@WPTuts]

More to come!

[@Mark1B]

What an epic channel, Paul is extraordinary! I'll be smashing the like, subscribe, bells, shares all the buttons!

[@QuaverloveStudio]

Before I continue watching this video (I'm only 50 seconds in at this point), I've got to say you must have read my mind! Been trying to get my custom fields to show up in Elementor's Loop Grid. It shows up on one post in the grid, but not the other two. So I deleted all the post types, taxonomies and field groups just two days ago, after pulling my hair out for a week and watching all your previous ACF tutorials! Was JUST about about to try again and something told me "check Paul C's channel, see what's new". Flippin'eck, mate. Gonna send my lottery numbers to you! Anyway, on with the show... and thank you in advance.

[@QuaverloveStudio]

Worked perfectly! Thanks again, Paul C!

[@moskitodigital3970]

Very good videos! Can we have a video of how to do this with just ACF or ACF pro with wordpress default theme?

[@hakeemzaman3701]

excellent guide. Many thanks

[@Holabromaxx]

Great tutorial, btw you can add text before and after the dynamic without the inline block stuff. Great tutorial 👍👍👍

[@mschandan18]

Amazing tutorial, thanks alot❤❤

[@sunriseprintingfl]

We’ll explain to a beginner ❤

[@charleswillcock3235]

This is the best I have seen as well.

[@kevinmccourt3077]

Brilliant tutorial really helpful.

[@moarocha]

"This tutorial was amazing. 🤯 It opened my mind. I'm thinking about creating, as a study project, a programming guide for a TV channel, with weekdays and times for the airing of the network's programs. Is it possible to achieve this using ACF?🙏 I considered this idea to deviate a bit from the common practice of creating templates for real estate websites, car sales, or medical appointment scheduling."

[@WPTuts]

I can't see why not. At the end of the day, it's all just data. :)

[@SteveKinzey]

Nice! Excellent video.

[@bkrflzdg]

Hi Paul thanks for this video. i have a ask question for you, The button in the page template is static but the product appearing on the page is dynamic. How can I make this static button dynamic according to the product, for example, so that the pdf file of that product can be downloaded with this button? thank you

[@patrickkilian]

Yes please let's make an advanced video for ACF a pro version would be awesome also.

[@PPTVBA]

Thank you! Can you point me on how we could take this forward by adding 'filters' to this vacancies page? e.g. The user wishes to look at the 'job posts' for London alone.

[@WPTuts]

You could use the free version of Search & Filter or take a look a t plugins like Search & Filter Pro, FacetWP or GridBuilder WP. They all allow for filtering. If you do search on my channel, you'll find tutorials covering most of those tools.

[@BeCauseDigitalMedia]

I strongly agree with many commenters that this is an excellent tutorial. Over time, WordPress has become so complex that it seems like to do really innovative stuff, there is a hidden COST of having one or more add-on's/plugins....in this case, a visual builder. For those of us who are hobbyist WP'er's, is it reasonably feasible to create the templates needed after using ACF so that we don't have to incur the annual $50-> $??? subscription fees? I could swallow one-time fees, but annual fees for a hobby are unkind to fixed budget seniors. Any thoughts? TIA.

[@sundezine7067]

Great Video, Keep up the good work

[@MeetMuhammadsaad]

Please make more videos about this topic... Thank you

[@HappyHappy_1314]

thanks Paul for the excellent video! I am at the final stage of displaying everything on website. However, I could not find Appearance - Elements. I am struggling what is the reason for it?

[@WPTuts]

That’s a GeneratePress Pro feature. You can still do most of the dynamic data stuff with GB free, but the templates (elements) is a GP Pro option.

[@HappyHappy_1314]

​@@WPTuts Million thanks Paul for prompt response! certainly, let me explore on Generate Press free version. Besides, wondering if I would like the job listing page to be only viewed by logged in user, do I go to ACF - post type, off button "Public" Visible on the frontend and in the admin dashboard, in the meantime I only have to use other plugin like User Registration, WPForm? 🙇‍♀

[@WPTuts]

@@HappyHappy_1314 there’s a free plug-in for Gutenberg that will let you manage logged in content (and more) called block visibility. I covered it recently. That will be the best way to handle things. The ACF visibility option isn’t used to handle what you’re looking to do.

[@AskAngelaBrown]

Excellent tutorial. Does ACF Pro eliminate the need for Custom Post UI or do we still need it? It seems that ACF Pro has post types and taxonomies, or am I missing something? (Newbie here ;-)

[@WPTuts]

No need for CPTUI if you’re using ACF now. 👍

[@AskAngelaBrown]

@@WPTuts thanks so much for explaining that. I appreciate you. 🙏

[@MikeyPowell]

Superb, as always. Thank you. 🙏

[@CheungArto]

Nice Tutorial , Paul ! Thanks alot. Just got one question is that, I saw some tutorial using CPT IU plugin to create custom post field, then use ACF plugin to create field group. But You're just using ACF to create both. So, what is the different? Thanks

[@WPTuts]

No difference. The ability to create CPTs and Taxonomies has only recently been added to ACF which means you no longer need to use CPTUI. 👍

[@JafarJan-e7s]

very helpful thank you sir

[@al-morshedtours2161]

Hi paul your content is great in my opinion it is the best for wordpress, you made a property listing website of 2:19 could you continue this by showing us how to associate any user with his properties and contact form when he posts from the frontend this would be a masterpiece thanks in advance

[@Hausa-Cinema]

Excellent Video ❤❤❤ This Is What I am Looking For Since. Thanks For Covering Everything Sir 🥰 ❤ 24:06 You Just Got +1 ❤❤❤

[@TobiasKarnetzke]

Great tutorial. Well done!

[@WPTuts]

Thank you. :)

[@jnslzr]

Thanks for this great tutorial, wondering if end customers need to have the plugin for the customizations to work?

[@WPTuts]

Sorry, I’m not sure what you’re asking.

[@jnslzr]

sorry my poorly worded question, thing is if a web developer uses this plug in, then end users/customers need to have it installed as well?

[@umiamira3332]

Thank you!

[@MrJoebotha]

This was a really helpful tutorial. I do have some struggle points though. I need help setting up an article site with multiple authors. I want to create a list of authors (separate from WordPress authors) and allow users to select one from that list (from a auto complete dropdown) when creating a new post. Is this possible with free ACF? Do you have a tutorial for this?

[@rhemanas]

Hi , thanks fo this great tutorial, it's my first time using ACF , i just added new fields , tested but i can't find the data collected . Please where are the extra field data located? how do i access them ?

[@FunCyclesCannonBeach]

Very clear! I also like that you remained within the Wordpress and ACF interfaces, and did not venture into the code. Lots of tutorials focus on code., which is great, but not for everyone. Do you have recommendations and/or a resource on how one could use Wordpress and ACF to manage, display, and filter information about products and their performance in a competition? Essentially the products, annual competitions (reoccurring), and winners per categories? Thanks!

[@norischuck2468]

great video and thanks a lot, but for all those steps, is it possible to click the post in a single page and put the download button there?

[@ZachariahWiedeman]

Is it possible to create a custom field that queries a list of posts from one of my custom post types and allows me to add a new post directly from the field? What would I need to accomplish this? For example, if I have three custom post types: Authors, Books, and Publishers. I can add Authors with fields like biography, favorite quote, etc. I can add Publishers with fields like address, year established, etc. While I am adding a book, one of the fields I want to enter data in is Author. I would like my user to be able to start typing an author's name and a list of names automatically come up of previously created Author posts, or, if the name they type in does not exist, they can add that Author right there on the spot - and go edit the Author post type later to add the additional details. Same with Publishers. Then, I can create custom templates: An Author template that displays a list of all of the books written by them and a Publisher page that does the same thing. And of course a Book page that displays all that information as well and links to the individual pages of the Author and Publisher from that page. I'm experienced with creating complex databases, but this aspect of web development is new to me. My previous experience with web development is quite dated and I'm trying to update my skills so I can build a couple of websites I've designed and hopefully take on some new clients. I've been watching video after video trying to learn the skills I need for the sites I'm building, but I'm getting a little overwhelmed and lost and could use some guidance. I really appreciate anyone who is willing to give feedback.

[@excel4u2]

You're Great...Thanks

[@vivolead-henriknielsen2870]

Great video on the new version of ACF. How will I allow my clients to enter data in frontend in custom fields - any recommendation here?

[@WPTuts]

Check out ACF Extended and the forms function. That should help with frontend forms. 👍

[@RickAltman]

Viewing this video today was opportune, Paul. For a conference that I host, I had given up on every scheduling plug-in that I auditioned, as they inevitably had a deficiency that I deemed fatal. As I understand it, I can create the entire structure for conference scheduling with ACF and publish one of several views to that schedule within Elementor. So now the big question is this: Can I bulk import schedule content from my database? Is there any sort of CSV-based front end for ACF content?

[@Gtarafdarr]

Thanks a lot Man, love this tutorial. Much needed one for me. Looking for form relation, do you have any video on that?

[@WPTuts]

What do you mean by form relation?

[@Gtarafdarr]

@@WPTuts I want to make a form using those custom fields, and want to filled up the form from the frontend. How can I make the relations between the form field and the ACF fields?

[@WPTuts]

@@Gtarafdarr kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKSvhKWaYpZkY8ksi=WHezdK9173JAZibE here you go.

[@Gtarafdarr]

@@WPTuts thanks a lot again

[@ScoobyAndFriends]

C'mon people, don't forget to hit the like button! A generous 6% of likes to views as of 5/17, I'm sure a great deal more people have benefited from this video.

[@Hausa-Cinema]

Thanks Again For The Helpful Content, My Question Here Is: I Have A Field That I'll Like To Insert It On Any Of My New Posts. Please How Can I Di That? I Tried Using ACF Shortcodes But Nothing Works For Me. Thanks ❤️ 35:13

[@tutilld]

Great video except you lost me at Generate Blocks. I installed the plugin but no elements tab in the menu under appearance and only a dashboard and setting tab under the Generate Blocks menu item. Clicking on dashboard just showed Container, Grid, Headline and other items with buttons to take one off to the documentation for each element. I had Custom Post Type UI and Post Custom Templates Lite installed and have deactivated them in case there was a conflict, but no change. Would welcome any thoughts. Cheers

[@RobCooper]

Hey buddy. Have you ever worked with ACF and the user database? I'm trying to get a head start on interacting with the user database and ACF. We want to mark users as "members" or "board of directors" or "volunteer" for example, and pull that data into ACF's (syncing it too) so that by updating a user, it either triggers ACF to create a new entry pulling in some fields, or if the user fields are updated, the ACF fields get sync'd. I'm still looking for info on anyone who's done this, but I thought I'd ask you too.

[@RobCooper]

after leaving the comment, I asked ChatGPT and got my answer. So yes it's certainly possible and I'm on the right path now.

[@HappyHappy_1314]

Hello Paul, have followed all your steps - ACF -> Edit Post Type - Copy "Post Type Key" then put at Menu's custom link. Not sure why at the end showing the published page is the one "Marketing Manager" (at 21:57) instead of the job loop directory (showing dynamic content) you have made at 26:37. Can you guess which part I have made mistake?🙆‍♀Quite headache now🥸 Also thinking if already successfully built element and put in menu, there is no need to add a new page as usual?

[@quickerthemes]

You did not mention one VERY important point, one that probably might be very important to some, depending how they want their setup to be. The REST API is on by default, however, if you turn it off, because Gutenberg requires REST API, your CPT will be edited with TinyMCE (Classic Editor) - no need for a plugin or extra code to do so...

[@WPTuts]

That's sort of beyond what I think needs to be included in a beginners tutorial. But, thanks for the suggestion.

[@duckandflea]

This is exactly what I am looking for. Ï now have the custom post types set up with their taxonomies so I can filter them later, but when I get to the generate blocks section, I don't have the 'Elements' option in Appearance. What am I missing? I'm guessing there's something else I should have installed. So far I have the 2023 theme, ACF & Generate Blocks pugins. That's it.

[@duckandflea]

Just realised you also mention GeneratePress and I'm guessing that's the theme I'm missing! But if I were to stick with the standard 2023 theme, would it just be a 'Template Part' I create instead of an Element?

[@evandrestanta]

Why I can't found Element menu like on 23:47 ? I allready activated GenerateBlock and GeneratePress

[@evandrestanta]

Or did you have the tutorial for dispalying dynamic data using elementor? thankyou :))

[@WPTuts]

Elements are part of GeneratePress Pro and not in the free version. If you're using the free version of GP, you can skip this section and jump to the section on GB that shows how to display the ACF data - you'll just need to do that on a page as opposed to using the Elements function.

[@bouw-meester]

Hi Paul, Your channel is perfect. I am currently looking for an option to create a post, pod or acf. I have already purchased a paid version (Buddyform), but it causes problems. The helpdesk is letting me down. So I looked around some more to add a post to the frontend and I'm finding paid versions everywhere. Honestly Paul, the code to add a post can't be that difficult. Why can't something so simple just be added to Pods or ACF, that seems like the appropriate logical place.

[@MrGetawebsite]

May i ask if you created the archive page with grid, but you want to have button in enter the details page of that job where there is form where someone fills it in how do you setup the details page? Can this be done with ACF same way you managed the CPT ?

[@nickkrepeniotis]

I was thinking about creating a custom post type for adding products. Since products still don't need all the stuff in the default add product page, is it possible to replace it with a custom one? The owner (our client) can add the needed details, in one page, without going through the unnecessary stuff? It looks like a nice idea for a tutorial. Thank you for your awesome work and what you give to the wp community.

[@RajatBagaria]

Excellent

[@manpo645]

Wonderful!

[@howtowithnetchameleon]

Could you do a video on how to add custom forms to apply for job online. And create an application taxonomy inside wordpress to store the data as well as email to admin. I am using elementor.

[@DanZL1]

Hi Paul, I have been watching your tutorials on TAGS & CATEGORIES and ACF but don't know what direction to take. Basically, I am designing a course selector which includes Course Title, Modules, Module Description and Hours to Complete each module. The challenging part is that the modules can be common between each course. PART 1: We want to display each course included recommended modules (which could be based on tags & categories filter) and PART 2: we want to provide users the ability to select multiple courses (this is where we will use WPForms). For the first part what should be do to have the course filter option? Thanks in advance.

[@WPTuts]

Without knowing what tech stack you’re using, I would suggest looking at Gridbuilder WP as it’s pretty versatile and works well with many builders or native Gutenberg and should provide you with a lot of filtering options.

[@DanZL1]

@@WPTuts Elementor Pro

[@janhenrydesign]

Have you noticed any issues with ACF CPTs not showing on the front end under the tag and category when using default Wordpress Tags and Categories? I have a site where they aren't displaying (site built on GP Pro and GB Pro), and ACF is slow to respond. I could create custom taxonomies, but if I can avoid that for the time being it would be good.

[@kevinmccourt3077]

Hi, I'm following the video and I'm just creating the loop element, and for some reason all the 'block editing' disapears after 'Query Loop' > 'Grid"? Any ideas?

[@MarkPowerPhoto]

Hi Paul. As always; thanks for the excellent content! I have a case where I need to add a 'Price' field. That's gonna be a number with a prepend of '£'. But I then have to be able to provide the options of 'Full Job' ... and 'Day Rate'. So it's a number field joined to a selection, right?

[@AnnaRakucka]

Great tutorial! However, I've hit a roadblock. I would like a form to be displayed on the main page, and based on the input in that form, the results should be shown. So, in your example, we have a form where we fill in the details-city, type of job, and salary-and then the jobs that meet these criteria are displayed. Is it possible to achieve this with this plugin?

[@WPTuts]

It sounds to me like you're looking to add a multi-faceted search into the page. That isn't something that ACF can do, you'd need a dedicated filter plugin like WP GridBuilder or FacetWP.

[@NMBAsuz]

Paul, I've been watching you for years! Thank you. I started using ACF when we still had to use CPT UI... now I've got a website full of CPT UI that are really afiliated with ACF... it's weird. Is there a way to easily convert CPT UI to ACF?

[@WPTuts]

Yup. Just go into ACF and select Tools and you can convert them from there. Take a backup first, just in case. 👍

[@Federaik]

Hello, beautiful video, when I created my custom post types ACF didn't offer this feature, so I used CPTUI, now that I imported my custom post types in ACF can I safely remove CPTUI without harming the custom post types?

[@WPTuts]

Yes, you should be fine after the conversion. I’d still do a full backup in case, but that’s just a precaution. 👍

[@Federaik]

@@WPTuts Thank you! Yess, always backup. So if I understand correctly, once migrated the custom post types there should be those functions defined two times until I remove the first plugin, does this make sense?

[@WPTuts]

@@Federaik no. If I remember correctly from when I converted one of my sites, it converts the CPT and taxonomies but doesn’t leave the old copy. So, you’ll just have the same as before but linked in ACF instead of CPTUI.

[@Federaik]

@@WPTuts Thanks a lot, it all went smooth, with this one and your video about Admin & Site Enhancement I got rid of a lot of junk today! Lifesaver. 👍👍👍

[@aijokker]

How many custom fields are too many? At what point they can impact website performance? Thnaks