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# Additional options

Learn how to add options for specific fields

Using the Bricks builder syntax, users can pass one or more arguments to [dynamic data](https://academy.bricksbuilder.io/article/dynamic-data/) using:

```
{dynamic_data:arg1:arg2}
```

ACPT allows the user to specify additional options for certain field types.

### Skip string sanitizing

By default, Bricks sanitizes the HTML strings, removing JavaScript and any other potentially malicious code.

If you want to skip the sanitization, use the `skip_sanitize` option, like this:

```
{acpt_name_of_the_field:skip_sanitize}
```

### Address field

The [Address field](/meta-fields/field-types/address-field.md) stores four distinct properties:

* **latitude**
* **longitude**
* **city**
* **country**

Each of these can be displayed individually.

Example of usage:

```
{acpt_name_of_the_field:lat}
{acpt_name_of_the_field:lng}
{acpt_name_of_the_field:city}
{acpt_name_of_the_field:country}
```

### Country field

The [Country field](/meta-fields/field-types/country-field.md) supports four display formats:

* **code** — Example: `it`
* **default** — Example: `Italian (Italy)`
* **flag** — Displays only the country flag
* **full** — Displays both the flag and the default label

To select a format, simply append it to the field slug. Example:

```
{acpt_name_of_the_field:flag}
```

### Number field

Under the hood, ACPT uses the standard PHP [number\_format](https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.number-format.php) function.

These arguments are supported, **please follow this order**:

* **decimals**
* **decimal point**
* **decimal separator**

Suppose you want to render the number **1600** as **1,600.00**.

Here is how:

```
{acpt_name_of_the_field:2:.:,}
```

### Date fields

Specifying the desired date format is possible for every date field.

Example:

```php
{acpt_name_of_the_field:d/m/Y}
```

The current WordPress date and time formats are used if the date format is not specified.

### Currency, Length, and Weight fields

These arguments are supported, **please follow this order**:

* **format** - the string format *(default: full, allowed: full | symbol | value)*
* **decimal separator** - the decimal separator *(default: .)*
* **thousands separator** - the thousands separator *(default: ,)*
* **position** - the unit of measure position *(default: after, allowed: after | before)*

Suppose you want to render **1600000USD**.

Here are some examples:

<pre class="language-php"><code class="lang-php"><strong>{acpt_field_currency:full}              // 1,600,000.00 USD
</strong><strong>{acpt_field_currency:symbol}            // 1,600,000.00 $
</strong><strong>{acpt_field_currency:value}             // 1,600,000.00
</strong><strong>{acpt_field_currency:symbol:.:,:before} // $ 1,600,000.00
</strong></code></pre>

If you need numbers in a different format, you can rely on the standard PHP [number\_format](https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.number-format.php) function.

Inside a CODE block, run something like this:

```
<?php

echo number_format("{acpt_field_name}",5,".",",");

?>
```

With the correct field name.

### Select Multi and Checkbox fields

For Select Multi and Checkbox fields, it is possible to specify how to render them.

#### 1. Render as a list

The default rendering is as HTML `<ul>`. It is possible to specify the CSS classes to `<ul>` element:

```
{acpt_field_list:ul:fancy-class}
```

The element will be rendered as:

```html
<ul class="fancy-class">
    <li>foo</li>
    <li>bar</li>
    <li>baz</li>
</ul>
```

If you want to display the list as an ordered list `<ol>`:

```
{acpt_field_list:ol:fancy-class}
```

The element will be rendered as:

```html
<ol class="fancy-class">
    <li>foo</li>
    <li>bar</li>
    <li>baz</li>
</ol>
```

#### 2. Render as string

You can display these fields as strings, specifying also the string separator:

```
{acpt_field_list:string:-}
```

To display a field as strings separated by `-`, something like that:

foo-bar-baz

### Table field

By default, the Table field outputs HTML markup.

If you want to pull out the value from a specific cell, use this syntax:

```
{acpt_field_table:b3}
```

### Select fields

For Select, Select Multi, Radio, and Checkbox fields, it is possible to display the label instead of the value:

```
{acpt_field_option:label}
```

### Gallery field

It is possible to display a gallery element by specifying its index (count starts from 0).

Example:

```
{acpt_gallery_field:1}
```

This code will render only the second image of the gallery.

### Phone field

Phone fields can be rendered in **five different formats**:

* original
* [e164](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E.164)
* international
* national
* [rfc3966](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc3966.html)

Examples:

```php
{acpt_field_phone:original}
{acpt_field_phone:international}
{acpt_field_phone:rfc3966}
```

### Text truncate

For every textual field, it is possible to truncate the text.

Example:

```
{acpt_text_field:30}
```