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After re-reading Bread's response it's clear that there is a misunderstanding.
The "no rows" refers to the result of the view - not a view created with the name "no rows".
Shane,
If you recall - I asked for help about creating a view that would show limited rows of a post on the homepage vs showing all the rows on another page. I managed to find a solution - this worked for a while and then suddenly stopped working. This could have been a mixture of an update or ( more likely a change I made ) ...
So to recap ...
1) I have a CPT called Agenda Minutes
2) In there, there are 2 posts - one called Park designed in Elementor and one called Berry designed in native w/press editor
3) The view does show in the Park posts view
4) The same view does not show on the homepage - why? All it shows is "no rows" ...
I'll do more research - but I am looking for a timely answer.
"No items found" on home page below tabs. Once we have this working, I'll move it back to within the tabs.
It matters little to me whether "Park" / "Berry" is written in native WordPress editor or Elementor ... I think you will see both versions under the CPT "Agenda Minutes".
To get this to work on the homepage you will need to change the filter to get the id from a shortcode attribute. Then you will need to pass the ID of a post that has a RFG on it. See Screenshot.
I've expanded the relationship filter for your Agenda Minutes view. The forth option, you will need to check that.
Then when calling the view you call it like this.
[wpv-view name='my-view' wpvrelatedto='1234']
Where my-view is the slug of your view and 1234 is the ID of the post. Finally to ensure that this doesn't break on your Agenda posts you just need to call the view with the auto ID, like this.
