Layouts plugin allows you to design and customize the front-end display of your website. You can design entire pages, including header, footer, menus, content and all other elements.
When you ask for help or report issues, make sure to tell us the design that you want to achieve and the layouts that you have created so far.
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Problem:
Posts have a location taxonomy assigned, and the location terms have an address stored as term meta. When Viewing a post, how to display a map of the location?
Solution:
Create a View to display the location taxonomy terms and include a Query Filter to set the term according to the page where the View is inserted (which will be the visited post).
Then create a map in the View output following the normal guidelines, with the marker coming from the term address field.
Problem:
How can we remove or control sidebar, footer, header and more with Toolset?
Solution:
All those elements are displayed by your theme, not Toolset.
To remove them you have 2 choices (apart of CSS):
- Use a CPT ready Theme (Custom Post Type Ready) that holds settings for those datasets to be disabled or activated https://toolset.com/documentation/recommended-themes/
- Use a Theme that does not output those things by default, or create a Child theme where you remove those things from the PHP template.
The Toolset will allow you to design everything within the_content() (Usually known as post body) - nothing around that.
If you want to design the entire template with Toolset Layouts, you need to integrate the theme with it.
This is however not anymore documented or suggested.
Problem: I am trying to show a custom field address as a marker on a Google Map. The address shows correctly in wp-admin, but not on the front-end of the site. When I go to Toolset > Settings > Maps and click "Check API" I see an error: "REQUEST_DENIED - API keys with referer restrictions cannot be used with this API".
Solution: Remove restrictions from the Geocoding API.
