Hi Luo Yang
Thanks for the prompt response and update..:-)..
The API for Google was all in place.. I double checked this.. But I think I got what I was doing wrong.. I was not using a content template.. but just putting the shortcode into the Post Body and expecting it to work.. it won't work like this.. right?
Anyways I have created the CONTENT TEMPLATE and now it's like this..
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The White Space on the right in desktop view (which would have shown a featured image if I add one) and the YE OPTICIAN above the slider are part of the theme's single.php... when I wanted some posts not to use this format I had created a single-optician-profile.php (another template for regular posts) which I was using before Toolset for optician profiles I created as regular posts... here's a link to how they appear.
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Now with the CONTENT TEMPLATE, it seems it is creating the template as something within single.php.. how do I edit this template to remove the features of single.php or maybe if possible, I'd like the CONTENT TEMPLATE to use the single-optician-profile.php (another template for regular) so that the featured-image and the other aspects are removed for the custom posts.
Please do advise. I am beginning to like Toolset..:-).. it's really amazing..:-)..
Regards,
Alim
Hello,
The Toolset content template works only in post content area, according to the your description, the single "optician-profile" post is rendered by theme file single-optician-profile.php, and render the post content with Toolset content template.
See WP document:
https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/basics/template-hierarchy/#single-post
single-{post-type}.php – If the post type is product, WordPress would look for single-product.php.
For the question:
how do I edit this template to remove the features of single.php or maybe if possible
It depends on your theme file, since I don't have a copy of your theme files, I am not sure how to remove those features, I suggest you check it with your theme author.
Hi Luo Yang
Thanks for that update.. It's really interesting..
So let me reconfirm... if I were to add another single-{post-type}.php in the themes child folder it would automatically use that file as a page-wrap.. is that right?
how do I edit this template to remove the features of single.php or maybe if possible
This one I am clear about so I can manage it.. thanks..
Will try the above and let you know if I managed it.. thanks again..
Just one quick question.. how to do find out what is the 'post-type' for my custom-post.. is it the 'slug' field in the name and description section?
Regards,
Alim
Yes, you are right:
if I were to add another single-{post-type}.php in the themes child folder it would automatically use that file as a page-wrap
This is WordPress built-in feature, see the document I mentioned above.
And you are correct, that is post type slug:
the 'slug' field in the name and description section
My issue is resolved now. Thank you!
