Problem: I am trying to use a modal interface to display a gallery of images from a repeatable field group, but it doesn't seem to be working as expected.
Solution: Be sure the HTML "id" attribute is unique for each loop in the View. You can usually add the post ID using the wpv-post-id shortcode to achieve this (see below). Then you must also update the target attributes that correspond to the new unique ID.
Problem: I would like to test if any RFGs exist on a post, using conditional HTML.
Solution: There's not a way to test that with conditional HTML, but you can use the View's wpv-items-found and wpv-no-items-found sections to display information only if there are RFG results found in the View.
Problem: I have a View set up to display all the posts related to the current post in a many-to-many relationship, but some related posts are not displayed.
Solution: Check the post status on those missing posts and be sure they are published.
Problem:
A View searches for posts where the search term is passed as a shortcode attribute, and the value of that attribute is generated by the wpv-post-title shortcode. (The idea is to find posts with similar titles to the current post.)
It doesn't work where the current post title includes an apostrophe.
Solution:
This issue has been escalated and will be fixed in Views 2.7.
Problem:
How to pass a search string to a View that includes a text search?
Solution:
You pass the search term using a wpv-view shortcode attribute, as described in the linked documentation.
Note that you can only pass shortcode attributes when inserting the View by shortcode, you cannot pass attributes when using a Views cell in a Layout, for example. In that case you would need to replace the Views cell with a Visual Editor cell and insert the View via shortcode.
Problem:
A Layout has a row with two columns. The columns have background colours and should be equal height, but typically one column is shorter than the other and the background colour does not extend to the bottom of the row.
Solution:
Simply applying display: flex to the parent row will by default make the child columns expand to the full height.
The Layouts grid is based on the Bootstrap 3 grid and doesn't use flexbox, so you just need to be careful to use a media query to add the style rule or it will break the collapsing of the grid on smaller screens.
So, you'll need to edit your Layout and add a class name to the row where you want the child columns to be of equal height, e.g. a class name of "equal-height".
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