Boosting your Divi Blog Module with Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) can be a powerful way to enhance your posts' metadata. In this tutorial, we'll walk through adding ACF taxonomy fields to your Divi Blog Module post Meta.
Step 1: Enable custom blog module filters
This code relies on the custom dbc_blog_module_post_meta_items filter to modify the post's metadata. For details on how to enable this filter on your blog module, please see the following post:
Step 2: Add the ACF Taxonomy via the Filter
Firstly, add the following PHP code to your site:
// Add filter to show ACF taxonomy in blog module post meta
add_filter('dbc_blog_module_post_meta_items', 'dbc_blog_module_article_post_meta_acf_taxonomies', 10, 3);
function dbc_blog_module_article_post_meta_acf_taxonomies($items, $props, $post_id) {
if (is_array($items) && $post_id) {
if (isset($props['module_class']) && is_string($props['module_class']) && (strpos($props['module_class'], 'blog-with-acf-taxonomy') !== false)) {
$terms = function_exists('get_field')?get_field('taxonomy_field', $post_id):array();
if (empty($terms)) { return $after; }
$acf_taxonomy = '';
foreach ($terms as $term) {
$term_link = get_term_link($term, $term->taxonomy);
if (!is_wp_error($term_link)) {
$acf_taxonomy .= '<a href="' . esc_url($term_link) . '">' . esc_html($term->name) . '</a>, ';
}
}
$items[] = rtrim($acf_taxonomy, ', '); // Remove extra comma at the end.
}
}
return $items;
}
Related Post: Adding PHP to the Divi Theme
Step 3: Add the CSS Class to the Divi Blog Module
The code above is set up to only apply to Blog Modules with "blog-with-acf-taxonomy" in the CSS Class field (located in the Advanced Tab of the Module settings).
Once you reach this point, you should hopefully have successfully added an ACF taxonomy field to your Divi Blog Module post meta!
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