After completing part 1 of this two-part tutorial you will need to add your custom fields to your actual template file. In part 2 of this tutorial series we will teach you how to display the custom fields you created for your Custom Post Type in your WordPress theme template file using PHP.

You may already know how to add ACF custom option pages but did you know that you can take them a step further? In part 1 of this two-part tutorial we are going to teach you how to add custom fields to a custom post type using the Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) WordPress plugin and a PHP function.

On mobile devices a very common occurrence is when text strings are too long to fit inside the container element thus overflowing it. In this tutorial we will teach you how to easily break overflowing text strings responsively using the CSS word-break property.

You may have seen major websites with truncated text in the sidebar in order to keep things tight and neatly organized. In this tutorial we will teach you how to easily truncate text strings responsively while adding ellipsis at the end via CSS.