I have a field called "schutzart-ip" (type: multiple checkboxes). It has 2 values checked (IP66 & IP67). Showing the content of these fields works without problem.
But when I try to show a conditional text if these two values are checked, it only recognises, that IP66 is checked, and wont output the conditional text.
Problem: I have created a Content Template in WPBakery to display archive loops, but the row and column styles I applied in the WPBakery builder are not applied to the rows and columns on the front-end of the site.
Solution: At this time, row and column styles applied in WPBakery builder are not applied to Content Template loops. The best suggestion is to give rows and columns CSS classnames in the builder, then apply your styles to these CSS classes using basic CSS.
Problem:
How to output text such as a title or an icon before a field in a template?
Solution:
In a template (for single posts, or the output of a View) you are simply writing markup, with Types and Views shortcodes used to output dynamic content from a post's fields, so you can precede the shortcode that outputs a field with whatever text or HTML you like, including, for example, an SVG icon.
If you only want to output these when the field has some value you can wrap the whole section in a wpv-conditional shortcode that first confirms the field as a value (see docs).
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