Toolset Reference Sites are pre-built, fully working websites, which you can use as the starting point for client projects. You can download a reference site, customize it using Toolset, replace the sample content and deliver to your client. In our documentation pages, you can find instructions on how to install a reference site locally and customize it.
When you ask for help or report issues, make sure to tell us which reference site you are using and what you want to achieve.
Problem: I would like to add some new Ad Packages to the Toolset Classifieds site.
Solution: A large portion of the functionality of the Classifieds reference site is built into the custom code of the Classifieds plugin. This plugin was written explicitly for the reference site, and it's not easily extensible...new Ad Packages aren't going to just work out-of-the-box, and customization of the existing packages is not advisable. I consider it more of a "here's what can be accomplished with some custom code" reference tool than a "here's fully-featured site you can start with" starter kit.
We have had other Users attempt to extend the reference site to work in a real-world application, and it always involves extensive code knowledge. I cannot suggest it if you're not an experienced developer. If you need assistance with that type of customization, we do have a Contractors portal available where you can connect with professional developers who may be able to assist. You can find our portal available here: https://toolset.com/contractors
Problem: I need to create a nested View structure.
Solution:
- Edit the View called "Listing subcategories".
- Scroll down to the Loop Output section and place your cursor just after the taxonomy link tag, before the closing wpv-loop tag. The taxonomy link tag is highlighted in the screenshot here.
- Click the "Fields and Views" button above the editor and insert the View called "Listing subsubcategories" just after the taxonomy link. The default configurations for the View should be fine.
Problem: I am using the wpv-current-user shortcode to display the current User's display_name in a CRED form success message, but I would like to show their first and last name instead.
Solution: Remove the wpv-current-user shortcode and use the Fields and Views button to insert the correct information instead.
