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Problem: I would like to show the proper "Next" and "Previous" links in an archive, based on the posts that the current User has permissions to View.
Solution: The latest version of Access has an improvement that corrects the behavior of the navigation links based on the User's Access permissions.
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Last updated by 6 years, 11 months ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
I have created custom post type "Topos" that I want to filter in a loop based on custom taxonomy "Massifs", "Zones géographiques" and "Types de voies".
the problem is that I have published some custom posts as private in order to show only for logged-in users. Not logged users will only see public custom posts.
The issue is that custom taxonomies are only counted for "public" posts. In the screenshots you can see only 2 custom posts with "Vercors" as "Massifs" taxonomy and no other posts, while in the "Topos" posts list one can see there are a lot of custom posts with other "Massifs" taxonomy (e.g. "Chartreuse") and much more than 2 for "Vercors".
This is because it only count "public" posts.
The effect on front-end is that the "Chartreuse" taxonomy for "Massifs" doesn't show-up in the view filter.
What is wrong with custom Taxonomy not listing private posts?
Hi Christian,
Thanks, I uploaded screenshots of the complete view (filter, layout and loop).
I also noticed that I didn't see this issue on a mobile device where each post appear vertically one by one and not on a grid layout.
Waiting for your feedback
What you're seeing in the grid could be expected, because you've got a conditional wrapped around your content template code (see screenshot). So the View filter may find a result, which causes it to create a grid element. However, this conditional appears to be suppressing the contents of that grid element. I do not recommend conditionals in Loop items for this very reason - they will lead to confusing results. If you want to enforce this condition, you should instead implement it in the Query Filter of your View.
I also noticed that I didn't see this issue on a mobile device where each post appear vertically one by one and not on a grid layout.
Empty vertical space and empty horizontal space are handled a bit differently in this case, and unless a grid element has a predefined height (yours do not) then it's possible that this empty vertical space simply collapsed. I think your issue here is probably the conditional mentioned above.
