FoundationPress | WordPress starter theme based on Foundation | Theme library

I am new to WP and ACF and I am trying to get each category to display a featured image using a custom field set up with ACF.

I have added a field group with the location rule to show the field group if taxonomy term is equal to categories. I have then added the to single.php

The custom field is displaying in the category options, allowing me to select a featured-image, but it is not displaying when published.

I have also tried the various different ways of targeting the ID of a single category instead of all the categories as per the ACF docs such as

So I'm trying to make my life easier and use the command line to do a git add . and then do a git commit -m which works when I'm in the folder that houses the file. But when I'm above it in the master folder which houses all of the files it says something like this

So I working on a wordpress site with the FoundationPress Theme and I recently upgraded ACF to the Pro version which allows for the repeater field. So I'm trying to allow the client to add new social media accounts with the repeater.

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Above you can see how the repeater is set up on the backend.

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I am using the FoundationPress theme (Wordpress Theme with the Foundation 6 from Zurb framework), and i'd like to ajaxify it. (using Ajaxify Wordpress Site plugin).

Now my problem is that most of the javascript that's on my website isn't working after an ajax load.

I have found that this is because most of the javascript in the foundation.js file is executed on document.ready, and that this event is not being triggered when loading a page with ajax.

I understand that it is not possible to trigger the document.ready event after page load. And after seeing multiple threads here, it appears the only solution is to create a new function with the code that's needed on document.ready and ajaxComplete.

BUT, Foundation has a lot of javascript files, and most of it is above my level of understanding. Is there any way to create a function that would automate this ?

EDIT
I tried this. I need to pass jQuery as an argument or the code inside initialiseSticky will not work. It works for document.ready but not for ajaxComplete, any idea ?

My team will be working on a Wordpress project (theme), and we're looking to build using the Foundation CSS framework. Additionally, we will be making use of Git as source control.

We've discovered the Foundationpress theme, and would like to use it as a starting point: https://github.com/olefredrik/FoundationPress

We would only want to do this once in a while, ie maybe there is a bug in the current version that gets fixed.

My question is, how can we keep up to date with changes to the Foundationpress theme selectively?

ie: Should I fork the project, and change the remote origin to our Github repository, and add a secondary remote for the Foundationpress repo, and then only pull down changes from the Foundationpress remote when needed? I'm just not really sure what the best practice is.

Maybe there's a better way to handle this entirely. Thank you!

The following function works by adding it to >the_content() , however, I want to display it at a custom location in my html markup via a custom tag, when I tried this I got a PHP error, I'm sure this is something very simple but I for the life of me cannot see the issue.