How to display your custom dynamic content

How to display your custom dynamic content

Dynamic content lets you bring your custom post fields dynamically on a page via dynamic elements and it’s very useful when you want to handle multiple posts all at once by creating templates.

Display your ACF fields in ExploreMyPC via dynamic elements like:

Archive – used to create category post listings;

Posts – used to create related posts blocks;

Or use regular elements that can be switched to a dynamic element from the “server” dynamic icon.

Text

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Images

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Buttons

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