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Last updated by 3 years, 1 month ago.
Assisted by: Luo Yang.
Hi there,
[My website is using the older Types, Views, and Layouts plugins.]
On my homepage I have two views: one parent view looping through the terms of a custom taxonomy, and the second child view looping through custom posts belonging to that taxonomy term.
It sort of looks like this:
Tax Term A
Custom Post 1 in Tax Term A | Custom Post 2 in Tax Term A | Custom Post 3 in Tax Term A
Tax Term B
Custom Post 1 in Tax Term B | Custom Post 2 in Tax Term B | Custom Post 3 in Tax Term B
What I would like to do is output each set of custom posts in a slider. I set up what I thought was the correct configuration in the child view, but only the slider for Tax Term B is appearing with posts. Tax Term A is empty. Please see the attached screenshot. I've also attached a second screenshot to show what I'm trying to accomplish (mockup.png).
My question is, can a view output multiple sliders? If not, how should I build what I'm trying to accomplish?
Thank you!
Saul
