ACF Fields in HTML Example with genesis tempate

profile-summary.php

<?php

/* 
 * Displays in a list form an ACF repeater field with three subfields 
 * Field:  urls
 *   Sub-FieldS: label, link, style, 
 *
 */

$post = get_queried_object();
if (have_rows('urls', $post->ID)){ // we have some url's
echo '<ul class="profile-links">'; // open a list because we have something to show
	while(have_rows('urls', $post->ID)){
		the_row();
		echo '<li><a class="fa '.get_sub_field('style').'" href="'.get_sub_field('link').'">'.get_sub_field('label').'</a></li>';
	}
echo "</ul>"; // close the list of URL's
}

// here's an array field (checkboxes)


$work = get_field('work_availability');


// The following lines represent a way for you to see what's in your fields
echo "<pre>";
var_dump($work);
echo "</pre>";

// check to make sure there's content in here
if (is_array($work)){
	echo "<h4>Work Availability</h4>";
	echo "<ul>";
	foreach($work as $w){
	
		echo "<li>$w</li>";
	
	}
	echo "</ul>";
}

single_post.php

<?php


function show_my_fields(){
?>
<div class="field1">One field: <?php the_field('fieldname');?></div>
  
<?php  
 // If you put your template part in the same directory as the template file...
 get_template_part('profile-summary');

}

add_action('genesis_entry_content', 'show_my_fields', 15);

genesis();