Views is a WordPress plugin that lets you easily customize the standard WordPress listing pages using WordPress archives. You can redesign any WordPress archive, including custom post archives, taxonomy archives, author archives and search results.
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Problem: I would like to use shortcode attributes to pass arguments into a View's Query Filter.
Solution: You can configure taxonomy filters and custom field filters to respond to separate shortcode attributes, and add those shortcode attributes to the view shortcode.
Problem: I have created a custom rewrite rule applied to custom taxonomy archives, such that the archive URL includes term slugs from two different taxonomies. I would like to filter a View placed in this archive by these two taxonomy term slugs.
Solution: Create two Query Filters in the View, one for each taxonomy term slug. Set each to respond to a different shortcode attribute. Use custom shortcodes to apply the term slugs from the URL to the corresponding shortcode attributes. Test each component individually by applying hard-coded shortcode attributes in the View shortcode and outputting the results from the custom shortcode separately.
Problem: I would like to delete a WordPress Archive but I cannot find it in the list of WordPress Archives at Toolset > WordPress Archives.
Solution: The missing WP Archive is in "draft" status, not "publish". Draft archives are currently not displayed in the WP Archives list, so this one will not appear until it is published. From wp-admin > Toolset > Dashboard, click the link to edit this archive. Or if you know the draft archive ID, you can go directly to the archive editor at a URL like this:
Publish the archive temporarily, and it will appear in the main archives list at Toolset > WordPress Archives. Then you can Trash / Delete the archive from the list.
