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Last updated by guyA-2 6 years, 9 months ago.
Assisted by: Shane.
I am trying to: Get the "Archive Title" to show at the top of a Archive Results page. Using the following shortcode : [wpv-archive-title]
The Archive has a Location Drop Down filter (built suing a Filter and Query) and bunch of other standard Taxonomy Views in the right hand column. All the other Taxonomy Views cause the Archive Title to change and reflect the selected category. But the Location Drop Down Filter does not.
I visited this URL: hidden link
I expected to see: The Archive Title at the top to read "Location: Glasgow"
Instead, I got: The Archive Title at the top still saying "Trainings"
Can you advise?
Thanks
Great, that has got the Location Result displaying next to the Title. Thanks!
Only thing is that the Archive title still says "Trainings" rather than adopting the taxonomy name "Training Locations" like to does for all the other taxonomies.
See screen grabs attached.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
