Then I created my query loop within slider widget then I added dynamic term in my query loop and then I changed the background color to my dynamic term as raw choosed my color picker, but I can not see the color
If you want to change background color then you should use background-color:{je_engine_color}.
Please take a look at DOM if color is applied properly on element. Is your site live? If so please send link.
I am having the same problem, with the difference that it is not reading the taxonomy data to me; Did they use any configuration or enable something special for it to read?
Hi my friend, I figured out via this, used Heading widget within Block widget and make your block query loop to term. And I give a span wiht Heading widget using custom tag. Also use background: tag in value.
@Sashik okay sounds good! this is good for a query loop
but what if you have a custom single post template and you want the dynamic color from the current selected taxonomie (jetengine) meta field?
i kinda have overall some issues with dynamic data from taxonomies.
best greetz
David
Hi guys, same problem here! I have arcive template with dynamic calendar, and inside it, I can’t set dynamic colors for taxonomies? Using Bricks 1.11.1.1. Thanks your any help!
This is still either a ‘bug’ or dynamic data / custom fields cannot be applied to h1, h2, h3, etc. tags?
Using a dynamic data tag (ACF field) in the RAW color field of any element doesn’t seem to work, but a regular value will (eg. ‘pink’ or '#ffffff works, but {acf-color} does not).
Have tried assigning an attribute of ‘style’ and value of ‘{act-color}’ (see graphic) to the Background value of a Block and it works, but it will not work on the h3 Title element.
The only thing that works is assigning the attribute (above), but changing the Title element into a
or
When you browse or inspect the element you can see the html attribute doesn’t write into the code.
We’re new to Bricks but love it - but would really love someone to look into this because being able to dynamically assign custom color inline values to h1, h2 and h3 tags (as well as other elements) is mission critical to our design (we allow clients to pick their colors on their ads, etc).