The WordPress theme you are using controls the display of metadata like custom fields. To customize how metadata is displayed you need to edit your site’s PHP files.
ACF’s field builder allows you to create custom fields and attach them to posts, pages, or custom post types. However, after you hit Publish on the post or page using the ACF custom fields, the information from your custom fields is only stored in the database. It isn’t added to the front-end.
To display ACF fields and values added to your post or page on the front-end, you need to add PHP code directly into your child theme’s template files. This ensures that your custom fields display automatically. As an example, let’s say you assign a Field Group to Posts. In this case, you should create a child theme and edit the single.php template.
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