Profile: viktorI

Problem:
The problem here was that the customer wanted to know if he could design individual templates per taxonomy category.

Solution:
This is actually possible with some conditional code.
So we are on a Taxonomy archive let say the taxonomy is Country and the country has taxonomy terms with the names of various cities.

So its like this.
Spain
-Madrid
-Barcelona
-Taledo

So you want each city to display differently. This is how we do it.

[wpv-conditional if="( '[wpv-taxonomy-slug]' eq 'madrid') "]
Design for madrid archive.
[/wpv-conditional]

[wpv-conditional if="( '[wpv-taxonomy-slug]' eq 'barcelona') "]
Design for barcelona archive.
[/wpv-conditional]

[wpv-conditional if="( '[wpv-taxonomy-slug]' eq 'taledo') "]
Design for taledo archive.
[/wpv-conditional]

This should allow you to do a different display for each.

Problem:
This customer wanted to know if you could use the default wordpress editor in content templates.

Solution:
Unfortunately you won't be able to use the standard default wordpress editor here and inside our Content templates and views you are required to use the editor that is provided.