Assign parent layout to pages created with the content layout editor.

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Problem: I would like to use the Content Layout editor to design Pages on my site, but when the Toolset Starter Theme is active I am shown an error that a parent Layout is required to display the Page.

Solution: Create a Template Layout for all Pages. Insert a Visual Editor cell in that Layout and include the post body shortcode:

[wpv-post-body view_template="None"]

Then you can use the Content Layout editor to design each page individually.

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Última actualización por Christian Cox hace 6 años, 9 meses.

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marzo 23, 2018 at 4:17 pm #627839

BorisG4880

The site visionautik.de is pretty slow and as we could not track down the cause we want to set it up nice and tidy from scratch here: neu.visionautik.de
In the old site (visionautik.de) we created separate layouts for individual pages, because we could not get the content layout editor for individual pages to work. As we have lots of individual pages we want to do it now the proper way. So right now we use the content layout editor but with another theme, because if we use the toolset starter theme it does not show in the front-end and it is not possible for us to assign a parent layout. The other theme has a customizable header and footer, so there is not really the need for a parent layout anymore, but still, if there is a way to work this, we would return to the toolset starter theme.
I have the feeling to have missed something really obvious.

Thanks a lot for any help.
Boris

marzo 25, 2018 at 7:08 pm #628094

Christian Cox

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When the Toolset Starter Theme is active, you can create a Template Layout for all Pages, and insert a Visual Editor cell that includes the code:

[wpv-post-body view_template="None"]

Apply this Template Layout to all Pages, then use the Content Layout editor to manage the contents of each Page. This should bypass the problem with Toolset Starter Theme active.