I am building a community website. I am selling individual posts for business listings, job posts, events listings, etc. Each post type is setup as a Types custom post type. Site members (subscribers) create these listings via Toolset Forms on the frontend and they complete their purchase with Woocommerce Subscriptions. Everything is working as planned except for one important factor... the Posts and the WooCommerce Orders/Subscriptions do not appear to be connected to each other.
Solution:
It is possible with some custom codes, see the solution here:
Problem:
Links to edit posts with Toolset Edit Forms don't work if you use Beaver Themer to create templates for single posts of the type being edited.
Solution:
We are adding support for this in an upcoming Views release.
In the meantime you can achieve partial support by registering the method FLPageDataPost::get_content at Toolset > Settings > Front-end Content > Theme support for Content Templates
Problem: I am using AJAX to update a custom search View, and I would like to display the spinner in a full-page overlay.
Solution: When you insert the spinner graphic in your View's filter controls, you'll have the opportunity to add your own CSS classes, inline CSS styles, and additional content that will appear inside the spinner markup on the front-end. The specific CSS that must be added to make the loader cover the entire page varies based on your site's theme and other page markup and structure. There is no global CSS that will work for every person on every site, unfortunately. Here is some starting code, but it will require customization for your site's requirements:
Problem: I would like to know more about the consistency discrepancies between "select" type Views filters and CRED inputs.
Solution: CRED and Views select fields can use Bootstrap form input styles if you tell Toolset to include Bootstrap in Toolset > Settings > General > Bootstrap Loading. In CRED form shortcodes, you have the option of using Bootstrap styles or not by modifying the shortcode attributes. So select tags in Views shortcodes and CRED forms will have similar styles except in one specific case - CRED form parent post select fields. A parent post select field with more than 15 options will be displayed using a slightly different style that allows users to type and search for an option. This format tends to work better with lots of options, whereas a simple select field is easier to use with fewer options. I am attaching some screenshots showing the difference between these two fields. Note that this is on a default theme Twenty Seventeen. Custom themes may or may not affect the display of these input fields.
Problem:
How to make each row equal height, and match the height of the tallest grid item within each row? I'd prefer the grid to automatically adapted to the height of the tallest item in each row.
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