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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:
Parametric search query takes time even for a few minutes.
Solution:
Updated the Toolset plugins resolved the issue. And make sure that URL parameter prefixes for your View are same as generated by Toolset Views plugin (you can create a new test custom search view to match that).
Problem:
There are two custom post types: a) Stories, b) Resources. Both have file upload fields called "resources" for people to upload documents to. I have a shared taxonomy called "resource type".
1) I want to have a template for each CPT that will show the page content, then list all the attached files that were uploaded so people can see and download.
2) I want to have a listing page that shows both CPTs in date order.
3) I want a sidebar with the "Resource Type" so people can filter the listing page.
Solution:
Q1) How do you setup the custom file field "resources", is it a multiple instance field? if it is, you can use [wpv-for-each] shortcode to display it as what you want, see our document: https://toolset.com/documentation/views-shortcodes/#wpv-for-each
Q2) You can try this:
1) Create a view, query posts of both custom post type Stories & Resources
2) Oder the result by the post date
Q3) Yes, you can create a view with custom search form, filter by the taxonomy "Resource Type", and display the search form insider in sidebar, and display the search result in the content area, see our document: https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/front-page-filters/
Problem: It appears that cells in my Layout are being rendered without respecting the columns I have set up in each row.
Solution: Ensure Bootstrap is loaded by checking the settings in Toolset > Settings > General. If your theme is not loading Bootstrap, select "Toolset should load Bootstrap 3".
Problem: I would like to wrap a row in my Layout using another tag.
Solution: There isn't a good way to do this. You can add to the contents of your row and target those contents with CSS, or you can modify the row type settings, or you can try DOM manipulation with JavaScript, but the most likely answer is you can use CSS.
Problem:
I have a Page that has a Layout assigned.
I want to make that Page to be the Front End Page of WordPress.
Will I loose the Layout?
Solution:
No.
Here are the steps to use a Layout on a page, and make that page the static front page without "losing" the Layout:
1. Create any Layout
2. Create any Page
3. Assign that Layout to the Page
4. Control the output on the front end
5. Make the Page the "Static Front Page"
6. Control the output again.
The issue here is that the customer's Pagination stopped working after their views plugin was updated.
Solution:
In the view the customer was using these elements "<>" for his pagination links, however these elements were breaking the html structure for the view and removing them caused the pagination to start working again.
