Is there something specific you wanted guidance on? We can't really offer step by steps instructions to recreate a whole website.
Looking at the linked site, it's not obvious that it uses Toolset very much in any case. A Toolset grid block appears to be used for part of the overall layout, but the content itself seems to be largely static (i.e. manually added links) inserted into Gutentor blocks for tabs and accordions.
I need the wholesale website file to import, that why I buy the toolset.
I know the website to use the gutentor plugin before, If I can use this plugin to build the website directly, why I should buy the toolset?
Tks
Jason
The website you mentioned above is a website of our client, we don't have it's website file.
I have tried Gutentor plugin in below test site: hidden link
See the result page: hidden link
It is built with Tabs block of Gutentor plugin + Toolset Blocks plugin.
Here are detail steps:
1) Dashboard-> Toolset-> Settings-> General, in section "Editing experience", enable option "how both the legacy and Blocks interface and let me choose which to use for each item I build" hidden link
2) Dashboard-> Toolset-> Views, create a post view: hidden link
- Query posts
- Filter by:
Select posts with taxonomy:
Categories slug in one of those set by the View shortcode attribute wpvcategory
- In view's loop, display the post information
3) Create a page, display Tabs block of gutentor plugin: hidden link
In each tab content, display above a view block, choose above post view(step 2), and filter by related term slug.
See my screenshot tax-filter3.jpg
It is only a demo for your reference, in your case, you need to follow their document to setup gutentor blocks hidden link
The "hidden text drop-down word" is WordPress built-in Navigation block, you can create a WordPress menu, and display it in Navigation block, see the same result page of test site: hidden link
click tab "Cat2"