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Frontend Editing with ACF in Bricks

Frontend Editing with ACF in Bricks

This Pro tutorial provides the steps to show a form on single posts on the front end for admins and the post author using which the post title, WordPress content and custom field values can be updated in Bricks.

We are going to

Step 1

Ensure that Code Execution is enabled for admin user role at Bricks → Settings → Builder access.

Edit the Template that applies to single items of your post type - posts in this example with Bricks.

Add a Section.

STYLE → CSS → CSS ID: acf-form-section

Add a Heading inside this Section's Container and set its text to "Edit this post".

Add a Code element below it having:

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