Problem:
I create a simple ads site. The custom taxonomy is a simple hierarchy: Ad category > Subcategory. The user can select only one category or subcategory. I need to have several conditionals:
- if it's a subcategory, show button back to parent.
- if it's a category with subcategories show a button which opens a div with a list from a child view with the subcategories (this was simple but I need this button only in this case). Here's a link to this case: https://produsinbihor.imagomedia.ro/categorie-anunt/legume-zoldsegek/
- if it's a category without subcategories show nothing.
Problem:
How to add seveeral differnt spdierfy icons?
Solution:
Spiderfy library (obviously) supports this, and the problem is not in adding this, but in complicating our interface even further, that's why we didn't implement it right away.
We would have custom markers, then hover markers, and if we add spiderfy markers, it's a quite complex UI to use.
Yes, it's doable - does it make the Toolset better or easier to use?
Not necessarily
Hence, we decided to see how much impact this would have if implemented.
What is being down here is that you will need to have a different conditional for each taxonomy term and then switching the markers in each conditional.
Since has_term is a custom function you will need to add it to the views custom functions in Toolset->Settings->Frontend
Problem: I am using a Divi module to display a custom View on a Taxonomy Archive page. I have created a PHP template file for this archive page, and the View works as expected on the primary language. When I switch languages, the View disappears.
Solution: Make sure the Divi Module is translated into all languages.
Problem: I have a custom post type called "Activities" and I'm using Divi. When I check the Activity post on the front-end of the site, it appears to be cut off. Only half of the post appears.
Solution: Add some custom CSS that overrides the activity post height from Divi:
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