Problem: I have two custom post types in my site. They are not related using Toolset Post Relationships, but they are related using a post ID field. Custom Post Type A (CPT A) contains a custom date field. Custom Post Type B (CPT B) contains a custom number field that stores the numeric ID of some post from CPT A. In the template for CPT B, I would like to display the date field from the post in CPT A with the ID stored in CPT B's numeric field. The following solution works well technically, but uses a hard-coded post ID:
The date of birth stored in post ID 26 is displayed correctly, but it's not practical for me to use a hard-coded post ID. So I tried using a nested shortcode in the "item" attribute of the outer shortcode, but it is not working correctly:
Solution: Any time you nest Types field shortcodes like this, you should use the raw output attribute in the inner nested shortcode. This way no extra spaces, line breaks, or HTML formatting are included in the output, which would break the outer shortcode. It is also recommended to alternate between single and double quotes per nesting level, like this:
Problem:
Pagination generated using the WordPress quick tags like: is not working with Layouts.
Solution:
The quick tags are not intended to work within CTs or Layouts. If you want to add support for this feature to CTs or Layouts, please file a feature request.
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