I am using the Toolset Slider block to display images from a custom post type, but I cannot select the image size. As a result, the slider loads unoptimized, full-size images, causing slow loading times. The srcset attribute is missing, so smaller images are not being used for different viewports.
Solution:
Ensure that the Crop Image option is enabled in the Toolset Slider block settings. This allows WordPress to generate multiple image sizes and use the srcset feature, ensuring optimized images are loaded based on the device screen size.
The customer created a Custom Post Type (CPT) with a date field and wanted to allow users to filter posts by month and/or year using a select list. The Toolset view filters did not support filtering by only month or year because the date field is queried as a timestamp.
Solution:
We explained that it’s not possible to filter by month or year directly using Toolset’s default date field filters. As a workaround, we suggested creating separate custom fields for the month and year, which could then be used in the filter. We provided a code example using the save_post hook to automatically populate these custom fields based on the selected date whenever a post is created or edited:
function auto_generate_month_year_from_date_field($post_id) {
// Check if it's the correct post type
if (get_post_type($post_id) == 'YOUR_POST_TYPE') {
// Retrieve the date field
$date_field = get_post_meta($post_id, 'wpcf-YOUR-CUSTOM-DATE-FIELD-SLUG', true);
if (!empty($date_field)) {
// Convert the timestamp to a DateTime object
$date_obj = DateTime::createFromFormat('U', $date_field);
// Check if date creation was successful
if ($date_obj) {
// Extract the year and month
$year = date_format($date_obj, "Y");
$month = date_format($date_obj, "m");
// Update the custom fields with year and month
update_post_meta($post_id, 'wpcf-YEAR-FIELD-SLUG', $year);
update_post_meta($post_id, 'wpcf-MONTH-FIELD-SLUG', $month);
}
}
}
}
add_action('save_post', 'auto_generate_month_year_from_date_field', 101);
The customer inquired whether it is possible to create content templates using Elementor.
Solution:
We confirmed that Toolset is compatible with Elementor and that it is indeed possible to create content templates using Elementor. We provided a tutorial link with a step-by-step guide, including screenshots, to assist the customer in setting it up.
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