Views is a WordPress plugin that lets you easily display content on your website's front-end in any way you choose.
Views User Guides include detailed documentation for creating lists of content, templates for content and archive page and also explain how to create parametric searches for any content 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.
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Add the above to your Toolset custom code section in Toolset -> Custom Code and activate it. You will need to change the 503724 to your view's id as well as the wwpcf-exam-date to the slug of your image field keeping the wpcf- prefix.
Problem: I'm trying to create a custom search WP Archive for Product Categories that allows filtering by global Product Attributes. When I have the option "Only show available options for each input" active, none of my global product attribute filters appear in the search filters area. If I disable the "Only show available options for each input" option, the filter options appear but they do not seem to influence the results. Product results are not filtered by Product Attribute filters.
In another issue, some Product prices do not appear in the archive results.
Solution: When importing Products, it is important to import the product attributes as taxonomies. Otherwise, these imported attributes will not be mapped to your site's global attributes correctly.
The price display issue seems to be related to the WooCommerce Blocks calculated fields batch process. Some posts are being skipped unexpectedly in the process. A patch file is available now that will resolve the problem. In the next round of plugin updates, we will be releasing some improvements to WooCommerce Blocks that will make this process and the patch file obsolete.
Problem:
Views - Append content to field if shown?
Solution:
The workaround would be to wrap your custom field with the Div that holds specific class name and then target the classname with CSS selectors to append the content.
Problem: On my Map View, I would like to display different marker icons depending on whether or not the post has a specific term from a custom taxonomy.
Solution: Use map marker shortcodes and conditional shortcodes with the has_term function to display different markers based on the has_term function.
Problem:
The user would like to disable the title that appears when we hover on a map marker.
Solution:
If we don't set a title for the marker, it will take the post's title by default. There is no way from the user interface to disable this feature. But we can remove the title using custom Javascript code, such as:
