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Problem: I would like to use Layouts with the OnePress theme to design my CPT single post page.
Solution: With OnePress and most other themes, Layouts will allow you to design the main content area of a CPT post. The main content area is shown in the screenshot below as an orange box. Everything outside that box is controlled by your theme, and Layouts is not able to control it. Some other themes have integrated their Theme Options into Layouts, allowing more control over the page design. OnePress is not fully integrated yet. So to disable the page header and post title outside the box, you must use custom CSS to hide that content.
.single-utisak header.entry-header {
display:none;
}
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Last updated by 6 years, 9 months ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
In most themes, like OnePress for example, you can control the main content area of a post with Layouts. I am attaching a screenshot showing the main content area represented as an orange box. Create a new Layout, assign it to all Posts, and you can design everything inside the orange box area. This approach was implemented because most people are satisfied with the overall design structure of their theme, they just want to control the main content area and not the header, footer, main navigation, and so on.
Without Layouts active, you have the ability to control the same orange box area with a Content Template. However, Content Templates do not offer the same drag and drop builder interface you can find in Layouts.
You mentioned theme options. Layouts was recently updated to support theme options applied to each Layout individually. However, I do not see that the OnePress theme has added the required theme option configurations to their theme files yet. Here's a blog post discussing the themes that currently have their theme options integrated in Layouts:
https://toolset.com/2017/10/views-2-5-and-layouts-2-1-offer-tight-integration-with-popular-themes/
For other themes, we recommend their authors join our Beyond Pages program for information about integrating theme options with Layouts: https://toolset.com/documentation/beyond-pages-program/
1. Auto-draft option is showing even tho I removed "Title"
2. I want to remove posted/published by and date
The OnePress theme option "Disable Page Title bar? Check this box to disable the page title bar on all pages" only hides the title bar on the native WordPress post type "Page". It does not affect other post types, as far as I can tell. To remove the Title, date and other elements outside the orange box, you can create new PHP templates that do not include the header content. If you aren't interested in creating new PHP files, you can add some custom CSS code to hide the existing header. Try adding this to the Layouts CSS panel:
[php]
.single-utisak header.entry-header {
display:none;
}
3. Share buttons should only be displayed on the bottom
I may be able to provide a solution if you can tell me more information. How are these Share buttons added to your site? Are they inserted by a third-party social sharing plugin, part of the OnePress theme options, or some other integration I'm not aware of?
