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    I've Add a custom field to my products editing page with ACF.
    Custom field name is my_seo_title ;
    Each product has a unique SEO Title.
    How can I use this field as an alt text and title for images in frontend?

    I've Add a custom field to my products editing page with ACF.
    Custom field name is my_seo_title ;
    Each product has a unique SEO Title.
    How can I use this field as an alt text and title for images in frontend?

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    Share Improve this question asked Oct 27, 2018 at 13:12 sarah millersarah miller 1
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    You can use ACF function like this:

    <?php get_field('my_seo_title') ? the_field('my_seo_title') : echo ""; ?>

    inside alt tag or title tag at front-end.

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