With the Views plugin you can create different Views elements to display all your custom types and content on the front-end, without coding. You can also create powerful parametric searches and add pagination to your content lists.
When you ask for help or report issues, make sure to tell us the options of your View.
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Problem:
Display all filter options with search filter of views
Solution:
If you want to display all input values for your filter, please follow the following steps:
- Edit your view and navigate to "Custom Search Settings" section
- Click on the option "Let me choose individual settings manually"
- further chose the option "Always show all values for inputs"
Problem: I have a custom search View that uses a radio style filter. At smaller screen resolutions, I would like to change that to display a dropdown filter instead.
Solution: There's nothing built in to Types and Views that will help display different filter types at different resolutions, so it would require custom code that is beyond the scope of our support forums.
Problem: I would like to display term custom fields for the current archive term, using Views.
Solution: In a taxonomy term WordPress Archive, you can use the Types field shortcode to display information about the current term, by default. However, if you want to use Views instead, you can apply a term filter by shortcode attribute, and pass the current term ID into the filter using the wpv-taxonomy-archive shortcode like this:
Problem:
An earlier solution built on Types 2 stopped working after migrating to Types 3. How is it now possible to order a View of parent posts by the count of child posts related to each parent?
Then go to Toolset > Settings > Front-end content and add ts_get_current_archive_term_level in Functions inside conditional evaluations. Then you can call the function in your WordPress Archive like this:
