Problem:
How can I use a Content Template in a Views loop?
Solution:
The best is to assign one while you create the Loop using the Loop Wizard.
This process will ask you whether or not to group the fields in a Content Template, which will then create the Template uniquely assigned to this view for you.
Problem: I am using the Roam theme. My WordPress Archives are displaying content, but the title of each archive page is "Archive". I would like to display the name of the post type instead, but I cannot change it in the WordPress Archive.
Solution: If you want to modify the title of any archive, it looks like you can register your own filter in the archive PHP file corresponding to that archive, and add any arbitrary text. For example, if you have a custom post type with the slug "job-opening", then you will copy the archive.php file from the parent roam directory into your child theme directory and change the name to archive-job-opening.php. Just before the line get_header();, insert your filter like this:
Problem: I am using a custom search View with a URL parameter. I would like to access the value of the URL parameter in the View, either inside or outside the loop.
Solution: You can access a URL parameter using the Views shortcode wpv-search-term like this:
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