Problem: I have a custom search View with several filters. One of those is a custom field filter. It is a "select" type input. I would like to include a default, empty option in this field.
Solution: Scroll down to the Search and Pagination editor and you can add the "default_label" attribute to the custom search filter, like this.
Problem: I would like to show content dynamically based on the author's role and the current visitor's role. If they are in the same role, the content should be displayed.
Solution: Use Access post groups to display content conditionally based on User role.
I have two post types which both have a google address field and I try to show a google map with taxonomy filters and pagination on.
When I go to the page, the view's list is full of records, but the map is empty (well, actually it shows some Africa continent area without markers. All the addresses are in Finland). Only after I EITHER choose some taxonomy OR click some page in the pagination the map gets rendered properly. After that it works perfectly.
The Views filters worked first but but suddenly stopped working
Solution:
The filter URL parameter name should be same as your shortcode attribute "url_param":
[wpv-control-post-taxonomy taxonomy="category" type="radio" url_param="wpv-category" output="legacy"]
Problem:
How to filter view with shortcode attribute using taxonomy filter
Solution:
You can filter view by adding taxonomy filter and select filter by shortcode attribute to filter your view using custom shortcode attribute for taxonomy filter.
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