Problem: I would like to create a Bootstrap-grid style View. I am using the Divi theme. I would like each item in a row to have the same height, and I would like to add space between the columns.
Solution: First, we do not recommend using Bootstrap and Divi together. These two systems have known compatibility issues and CSS selector clashes.
To make the items in a row have identical heights, you can use CSS to specify an item height. Use CSS media queries to modify those heights at different screen sizes.
To add space between columns, use a wrapping div inside the column div, and add left and right padding to the wrapping div.
Problem:
How to display simple products with views or filter view to display simple products
Solution:
"product_type" is the hidden taxonomy used by WooCommerce to store the product type. You need to use view's hook wpv_filter_query in order to query the simple products.
I would like to display a list of CPT on a map based on a country. user see the map, hover a county and see a pop up window with a list of all the CPT. so the marker is actually the country borders and not an icon.
Solution:
Unfortunately no this one doesn't seem possible with our google maps plugin.
If it is possible to do it would require some amount of coding and understanding of the google maps API in order to achieve. Such custom coding will fall outside of the scope of our support forum.
Problem: I have a View that is filtered by a custom field value, set by a URL parameter. The results should include posts that have a custom field value less than or equal to the number I pass into the URL parameter. The results do not seem to be accurate, because param=999 gives me 3 results but param=1000 gives me no results.
Solution: Check the query filter settings. The compare value type should be "UNSIGNED" instead of "string" when comparing numeric values.
The issue here is that the user has created a CPT but this cpt isn't showing in the CRED Post Type selection.
Solution:
In order for a CPT to show up in the CRED post selection it must be set to publicly Queryable. This can be done by editing your CPT settings in types and then checking the publicly_queryable checkbox.
Problem:
On small screens the date picker UI is partly obscured on the client's site by the header, which is rendered on top of the date picker.
Solution:
The theme in question sets a very high z-index for its header.
The solution is either to set a more sensible z-index for the header, or increase the z-index of the date picker to a higher level, with the following:
Display a child post filed in a parent view inside a table, where the parent view render using data from both parent and child custom posts
The issue i have is that the table i create need to display content from parent and child posts
do i need to insert view inside a view? i.e. in the table cell insert a view of a child to display one field?
Solution:
You are right, it needs a nested view, you need to create a child view, and put the child view into one table cell of the parent view, but I suggest you use only one table cell to display the child view, and the table sort feature won't be able to work in this cell.
I am trying to: update cred to 1.9.4, I expected to see: the calculation and chart display correctly as before CRED update to version1.9.4
nnstead, I got: the calculation that worked perfectly before updating cred, (ung the cred_save_data api) ow cause the calculation to malfunction.
I have tested this in the following manner.
1. created a stagin enviroment - a copy of production
2. tested all callculation working ok on the frot end i.e. all custom functions are claculatiing and providing correct results
3. update #1 - ews plagin to 2.5.2
4. again. tested all callculation working ok on the frot end i.e. all functionalty is intact - rsults are working properly
5. update #2 - ed plagin to 1.9.4
6. again. tested all callculation working ok on the frot end - this time the claculation got broken and the rsults are not working correctly
Solution:
Here are what I found, the problem is in your custom PHP codes, plugin file functions.php, line 639!797:
// calculate education need
function calculate_education($post_ID)
{
...
}
It triggers the PHP warning message, for example:
Warning: number_format() expects parameter 1 to be float, string given in \wp-content\plugins\functions.php on line 1451
Warning: number_format() expects parameter 1 to be float, string given in \equi\wp-content\plugins\functions.php on line 1451
It is an error of your custom PHP codes, you will need to change line 650, from:
$parent_assump_post_id = wpcf_pr_post_get_belongs(get_the_ID(), 'assumption');
To:
$parent_assump_post_id = wpcf_pr_post_get_belongs($post_ID, 'assumption');
and test again
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