This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
How to output nothing from a View if there are no results?
Solution:
It's not necessary to use a conditional shortcode, you can simply remove everything in the wpv-no-items-found section of the View output.
If you have a heading or similar that you want to precede the View results and only show this when there are results to show, you can move the heading inside the View output section, within the wpv-items-found section but outside of the wpv-loop tags (otherwise it would be repeated for every result).
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Assisted by: Nigel.
I am trying to suppress a view and its heading (see image attached) if there are no items in the view.
I'm using a shortcode block in the Blocks plugin:
<b>Related Resources:</b><br>[wpv-view name="related-results-with-grid"]
I would like to wrap the whole thing in a wpv-conditional if to prevent it displaying if there are no items in the view.
The view is of a relationship (1-to-many) that shows child posts for the current post. (defined in Types)
