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Asistido por: Luo Yang.
Tell us what you are trying to do?
I have a "Brokerage" Custom Post Type and I would like to have a "Featured" section that highlights a single boat in addition to the regular archive feed that shows all boats. I would like this Featured section to be located above the WordPress Archive Search. A screenshot of the design mockup showing the layout is attached.
I have tried adding a second WordPress Archive Loop inside of the WordPress Archive Output section and I get this error: "You need only one WordPress Archive Loop, please delete this one. Otherwise editor behavior will be unpredictable."
I have tried moving that new WordPress Archive Loop out of the WordPress Archive Output Section and it snaps back to it's original location.
I have tried using conditional logic to show the Featured item (indicated by a Featured checkbox custom field) and the result is mixed up with the rest of the results. I have also not been able to add a class to that conditional logic block (does not show up on the front end no matter how many times I save it).
I am using Toolset Types v3.4.17 and Toolset Blocks v1.6.3 with a GeneratePress child theme (using Gutenberg blocks).
Is there any documentation that you are following?
No, I didn't see anything in your documentation or the support ticket list that address my needs.
What is the link to your site?
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Hello,
You can try these:
1) Follow our document to enable the legacy views
https://toolset.com/course-lesson/enabling-legacy-version-of-toolset-views/
2) Dashboard-> Toolset-> Views, setup a post view:
- query "Brokerage" posts,
- filter by the Featured custom field
- In view's loop, display "Brokerage" post information
3) Edit the Toolset WordPress Archive you mentioned above:
Add a view block-> Use existing View, choose the post view of step 2), see my screenshot view2.jpg
And test again
