I am using Toolset to replace the layout for custom post type single pages. It only half works.
Currently, when viewing the post page, the content shows up in a column within the standard blog post template. This means that the blog post header, title, featured image and sidebar are still loading.
While I am using the X Pro child theme, this issue also happens when I change the website theme. X Pro uses the 'the_content' function.
I have been through your documentation and forums, but nothing seems to fix it.
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From what I gather in your query you would like for the layout to be full width and without the header, given that you want our blocks plugin to take over the entire content area.
The setting for this is usually controlled by your theme. You theme should have the setting to define a global layout for each post type. Unfortunately i'm not familiar with this theme as it doesn't present the option on the post itself, so perhaps you can check the theme settings for the option.
My issue is resolved now. Thank you!
You indirectly helped as I was initially under the impression that Toolset automatically replaced the whole page.
I now know that, by default, Toolset is only inserted into the content view of the page template.
To fix my issue, I used the Toolset view template shortcode to insert the content exactly where I need it within the page layout. My theme has a layout builder that allows me to create a unqiue layout for custom posts and insert the Toolset views shortcode [wpv-post-body view_template="Name of View"].
Works perfectly.
I think Toolset needs to better promote your shortcodes. Unfortunitely they are hard to find within your online documentation.
Can you please display the shortcodes next to every custom field, on every view editor and any other place that use it.
