This is going to be a quick tip today. There are times when you may want to use an Advanced Custom Field for development but don’t want it to clutter the admin interface. One scenario that I have run into, which I plan on blogging about in the future, is adding a unique ID to rows of a repeater. In this way, you can easily target a row’s CSS or target the row in JavaScript.
When you edit a field in Advanced Custom Field, one of the sections is the “Wrapper Attributes.”
One of the options in this section is for a CSS class. Advanced Custom Fields provides a CSS class in the acf-global.css file, acf-hidden. This class is very simple and adds a display: none to the field in the admin. Simply add acf-hidden as a class on your field and it will no longer take up space in the admin interface.
Congratulations on the article produced. I put it into practice and it really worked according to your guidance.
Success for you!
Thank you! Exactly what I was trying to figure out. Keeps the admin nice a tidy!