Problem: I am using a Fields and Text block to display some text, including the post slug. I have set the text-transform property for this block to be "uppercase" but the slug always displays in lowercase.
Solution: It seems that GeneratePress includes some styles for H1 elements that includes the property text-transform: none;, and you would have to override that using custom CSS. Add the CSS class tb-uppercase-override to the Fields and Text block, then add this CSS in the template, an enqueued CSS file, or in Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS:
Problem: I am building a View inside a Content Template using the Block Editor. The View should show information from a related post type, but the View shows "no results found" and I cannot select related post information in dynamic sources for a Single Field Block.
Solution: Use the "View with" menu at the top of the page to select a different preview post. Select a post that has related content for best results.
Problem:
The user is using a lazy loading plugin to optimize the loading of images, he needs to add a specific class to the tag generated by the Image block.
The classes added to the image block settings are added in the
tag that wraps the tag.
Solution:
We can work around this using custom code:
Problem: I would like to display the Comments input field and existing comments in the template for a custom post type, but I do not understand how to display them in my Content Template using Toolset Blocks.
Solution: Normally the comments section is displayed by the theme when comments and discussion are enabled for a post. Usually no additional blocks are necessary in the Content Template. To enable comments for Rezensionen posts, go to Toolset > Post Types and edit the post type Rezensionen. In the Sections to display when editing panel, activate comments. Now when you create or edit a Rezensionen post in wp-admin, you have the ability to turn on or turn off discussion for that individual post.
