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.
When you ask for help or report issues, make sure to tell us what you have created so far and what you want to achieve.
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The issue here is that the user wanted to conditionally display some images based on the taxonomy attached to a post on an Archive layout.
Solution:
It won't be exactly possible to do with the taxonomy archive, with the general archive like that. Instead it is possible on the individual term archive.
The reason is because you are going to need to know individually which term is attached to the current post being listed. So in the archive it won't be possible.
It is possible to do with a multiple view setup. Where at first you will need a view to first list the taxonomy terms in that taxonomy. Then a second view to list all the posts that belongs to each of those taxonomies.
Problem:
On a custom WordPress archive that includes pagination which updates via ajax, when the results are updated with the next page of results it should scroll back to the top of the page so that you are looking at the first of the new results.
Solution:
Add the following code to a custom JS section of the View or archive:
Problem:
How can I create a paginated list of my posts?
Solution:
You can create a View or Post Archive with Toolset Views.
Then, in the Loop output whatever you need to display for these posts.
As well click on the "Pagination" button in the GUI, while positioning the mouse cursor somewhere outside the tags.
Then, choose the pagination you want and insert it.
