For one custom post type - I have 3 sets of custom fields, how do I select which order the CF Groups show up in?
Solution:
It is possible when you edit/create a new post, in each custom field group, there are two buttons: up and down, you can use them to resort the field groups order, and it will take effect when you edit/create new post again.
I'd like to add a class to wpv-post-previous-link and wpv-post-next-link but can's seem to do it. I've tried adding a class on the outside of the shortcode to create a button but then I have a button that has no content when it reaches the start or the end.
Solution:
As a workaround, you can wrap those shortcode in a HTML element, for example:
Problem: I would like to create a View of linked products to display on the single product template.
Solution: There's no built-in way to do this because of how WooCommerce stores linked products in a serialized data structure. A custom code solution is required.
Problem: I have a View that isn't showing all the results I expect to see.
Solution: In this case, a filter in the View is filtering based on an outdated relationship field. A custom shortcode can produce a list of related post IDs, which can be used in a shortcode attribute to display all the related posts.
Problem:
With the Bootstrap grid output format for a View on smaller screens the grids collapse to a single column with no intermediate state with fewer columns possible.
How is it possible to go from 3 columns down to 2 columns down to 1 column as the screen width reduces?
Solution:
It is not possible to go from 3 to 2 to 1, though it is possible to go from 4 to 2 to 1, for example.
The reason is because of how the Bootstrap grid uses divs with a class of row for each row, combined with automatically generating the markup by iterating over the posts in a loop.
If you include too many col divs in a row div they will spill over visually into the next row. This makes it possible to include four col divs that display as four columns on wider screens but break into two then two columns on medium-sized screens.
For a 4-column grid where the Loop Wizard creates divs with a class of col-md-3, for example, you should manually edit this to also add a class of col-sm-6, like so:
Problem: I have a custom field that holds numeric data. When I display that custom field on the front-end of the site, I would like to use different colors to represent different ranges - values less than 1,000 show green font, values between 1,001 to 1,499 show in yellow, and values over 1,500 show red.
Solution: Use conditional HTML to display the field with different CSS classes based on the field value. For example:
Problem: I would like to hide the Content Template and Template Layout metaboxes from certain role Users.
Solution: It's not possible through wp-admin, but you could use a custom code snippet to hide these boxes.
add_action( 'admin_head', 'wpv_custom_admin_head', 20);
function wpv_custom_admin_head() {
if ( ! current_user_can( 'delete_others_pages' ) ) { // Only run if the user is an Author or lower.
$slugs = array(
'post',
'page',
'custom-cpt-slug',
);
remove_meta_box( 'wpddl_template', $slugs, 'side' );
remove_meta_box( 'views_template', $slugs, 'side' );
}
}
Modify the $slugs array to include a comma-separated list of each post type slug where you want to hide the metaboxes.
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