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Last updated by 4 years, 10 months ago.
Assisted by: Luo Yang.
Hello!
Is there any way that using Elementor and Toolset together so that Elementor's Template builder can mimic the functionality of Toolset's Post Relationship capability? I am trying to avoid competing Templates. One option is to build the template entirely in Toolset and use that specifically. But (forgive me), I would prefer to use Elementor's Template builder. Each of these wonderful plugins have their strengths.
Specifically, in my case, I have an Author Post Type, and a Quotations Post Type and on my Author page I would like to have 3 quotes appear from that author across the bottom of the page. This is a perfect example of Toolset's Post-Relationship functionality.
I have created a view in Toolset, but it doesn't filter properly when I bring it into Elementor. I could easily be doing something wrong. But I'm hoping you know a better way!
The attached image shows a quote for the Author which I placed manually, and it is not dymanic. The template was created in Elementor. When I placed the Toolset view, I could bring quotes in, but they did not "loop". Instead, they listed vertically.
Thanks for your help and support.
Pradhan
