Layouts is a WordPress plugin that lets you design responsive layouts for entire pages, from the header down to the footer.
Layouts User Guides include detailed documentation on how Layouts editor works and how you can create Layouts and assign them to specific content, or as templates for all items of a post type.
When you ask for help or report issues, make sure to tell us the versions of the Toolset plugins that you have installed and activated.
Problem:
The user was unable to display the shop page using a specific layout.
Solution:
- Make sure that the layout has an archive cell.
- Make sure that the page is not assigned a different layout.
- Make sure to have chosen WooCommerce Views template in Toolset Commerce settings.
Problem:
The user would like to add a post edit link to an edit form but he encounters an error asking to create a layout and add the form to it, even though he already created the layout and added the form to it.
Solution:
The user has added the form in a content template cell, instead of a Form cell. Once we removed the old cell and added a Form cell, we were able to add the edit post link to the view.
Problem: I have used Access to hide posts from Guest users, but I would can still see post information in search results. I would like to hide this information from Guest users.
Solution: A WordPress Archive is used to display search results. That archive is built in the legacy shortcode version, so you can use Access Control shortcodes in the archive's contents to suppress any visible information. The syntax is as follows:
[toolset_access role="Guest" operator="deny"]
Guests will never see anything inside this shortcode.
[/toolset_access]
If the archive is built using the Blocks Editor, you may use conditional blocks to achieve the same effect.
