In searching for an answer to my previous post (sorry I can’t delete) but this got me thinking of a much simpler way to finish the site I’m making. I saw this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6Tz5Ft1jz4 and I’ve spent the night trying to figure out how to achieve the following with ACF Pro.
My site is for a sports program with multiple teams (Men’s, Women’s, U20 Boys, U20 Girls, etc). There is a main page but after that all team pages will have the same layout, just different content. For example, the red areas need to be dynamic related to the team its the page for
Prior to this my plan was to make all the pages for one team, duplicate those, then change the query loops, but that has proven to be massively inefficient, and even worse when I have to make an adjustment to something on a page.
My idea for the main team page, schedule, roster, and coaches sub-pages is, say I have a CPT “Rosters” with taxonomies “year” “team” and “competition” to categorize the entries. Using ACF Pro, is it possible to create a roster template, then like in the video, set conditions to use that template every time a page is tagged as “roster,” and then use the custom taxonomies or some other method to set the year, competition, team, etc on the page that the query loops on the template page will need to render the correct data?