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Last updated by guyA-2 vor 6 Jahre, 10 Monate.
Assisted by: Shane.
Hi,
I've set up a custom post type called trainings.
I'v created a custom archive for this page and assigned it to the trainings custom post type but in the Toolset dashboard this custom post type is showing up as not having an archive page.
See my screengrabs.
How can I get Toolset to recognise my custom archive for the trainings custom post type?
Thanks,
Guy
Hi, where are you placing the [wpv-archive-title] shortcode? If you place the shortcode in a Visual Editor cell in your Archive Layout, you should see "Archive: Training". Please see the attached screenshot for an example. I'm using the CPT "Projects" but it's the same general idea.
Hey Chris,
Sorry for the delay... I've been busy on a few other projects and just getting back to this now.
For some reason this is still not working. See my attached screengrab showing the title ARCHIVES appearing top left (underneath the semi-transparent header.
My second screengrab shows the layout for this page with <h1>[wpv-archive-title]</h1> in it's own row.
What I'm trying to do is get the h1 on individual course pages to be the title of our custom post type: Training (singular).
Hey Shane,
I'm using [wpv-archive-title] on the archive layout (see my attached screengrab).
I've now tried using: [wpv-post-title id="$parent"] but it just shows the title of the current page.
Is it not possible to display the title of the parent page dynamically then?
I'd like to achieve 2 things here:
1. On the archive layout I'd like to display an h1 with the archive title so in this case it's <h1>Training</h1> but because we're also using this layout for blog, archive and search results we need the h1 to be dynamic based on the archive title.
2. On a single page layout I'd like to display the parent of the single page in an h1 so: <h1>Training</h1>. Again we want this to be dynamic because we don't want to have to hard code the titles and create different layouts for each of these single pages.
Does this make sense? And more importantly is it possible? It feels like it should be but perhaps I'm missing something here.
Thanks for your support!
