Problem: I am trying to display a date from a Types custom field, but instead I see a long number.
Solution: Types date fields store information as Unix timestamps in the database. To show a formatted date like "6 Januari" you can use the format option in a Types field shortcode:
I'm trying to hide a row which contains a conditional statement/data. I tried to switch back to general editor for adding the conditional statement so the row isn't visible anymore, that works. But after switching back to WP Bakery for further editing, WP Bakery adds extra rows for the conditional statement and also one for the closing tag.
Solution:
You can create a Views content template, put the [wpv-conditional] shortcode into this content template, then display the content template shortcode where you want using [wpv-post-body] shortcode, for example:
To filter a WooCommerce attribute on a certain value, in this case: ingress-protection and put the result in a shortcode.
Only when the value returned is 'IP65 from Optical side', 'IP40 from Optical side' or 'IP44 from Optical side', the value should be displayed. Like in the example below for IP65. I'm not sure how to create a function out of it en put in a shortcode so I could use it some other elements in my theme.
If I delete a CPT does the content or posts get deleted with it? Or are the stored somewhere else?
Solution:
No, delete custom post type won't delete custom posts, all custom posts data are saved in your database table "wp_posts", so if you restore the custom post type again, you will be able to see those posts again. Relevant Documentation:
Problem: How can I customize the output of the wpv-woo-related-products shortcode?
Solution: There aren't any customization options for this shortcode, but you could use Views to create your own custom list of related products. Related products can be queried by product category and product tags, then the loop can be customized using your own HTML and shortcodes.
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