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:
The Theme YooTheme which I use for my website seems not to be working nicely with Archives styled by Toolset.
The contents I add in Toolset's archives won't apply to what I see on the Front end.
Solution:
YOOtheme Pro Developers released with YOOTheme 1.20.2 a fix for this compatibility issue with Toolset.
The native WordPress loop is now used in the Theme's template files.
The archive layout created in Toolset will now correctly be displayed on the archive pages.
This page is set to show a different layout for "guests" - showing the login screen.
it works only in english (the default language). when you switch to french or german, you can actually see the content of the page and the access control for the post group doesn't work anymore.
Solution:
I suggest you setup one same layout for all user role, in this layout display a visual editor cell, and use Access shortcode [types_access] to display different contents for different user role.
Problem: I'm having trouble displaying a map marker for a German address containing an Umlaut ü.
Solution: Check your API key in Toolset > Settings > Maps > Check API. If you see this message, you must create a second key with no restrictions.
REQUEST_DENIED - API keys with referer restrictions cannot be used with this API.
The first key, which will be used on the front-end of your site, can have restrictions. This way the public key isn't at risk of being misused. The second key is only used for server-to-server communication and is never exposed to the public, so it should not have referrer restrictions. It's not at risk of being misused.
