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15th Dec '23
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Random Row from ACF Repeater in Bricks

In the past, we shared how the first row of a ACF Repeater can be output in a Bricks query loop here.

This Pro tutorial shows how the query results can be filtered to return a random row.

Step 1

Enable query loop on an element and select your ACF Repeater as its query type.

Step 2

Add the following in child theme's functions.php or a code snippets plugin:

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