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Last updated by Minesh 2 years, 1 month ago.
Assisted by: Minesh.
I am trying to edit this page in the screenshot attached. The table heading is built in the view this page is using, and the table data is populated by a content template. The "Project" Column is the one I would like to be sorting, alphabetically. The data in each table row I would like to be sorted by the projects header is in the bottom left corner of each table row (Three pillars, Corcoran, etc.). The shortcode I am using in the content template to populate this section is [wpv-post-taxonomy type="project" format="name"] and the code being used for the view utilizing this content template is in the second attached screenshot. For some reason the project wpv-post-taxonomy doesn't seem to be connecting to the Projects head for sorting (even though I am able to click the heading to sort ascending or descending), while the rest of the table headings, when clicked, will accurately sort the content in its respective column (ascending or descending). Preferably, the Projects would also be automatically sorted by default when the page is loaded. I don't know if this is possible with toolset alone, but once the data is sorted by project, it should then be sorted by Type -> Issue.
