Profile: perryA

Problem:

I'm trying to add the short code for a ADD TO CART button for each post. I can't get the short code to show up in the Elementor template. I've tried using WYSIWYG and a single line field

Solution:

If you are using Toolset WooCommerce Blocks plugin in your website, you can try the shortcode: [wpv-woo-buy-options], for example:

[wpv-woo-buy-options add_to_cart_text="Purchase me"]

Relevant Documentation:

https://toolset.com/documentation/programmer-reference/views/views-shortcodes/#wpv-woo-buy-options

Problem:
The user would like to have a popup/modal window in one of his Toolset pages.

Solution:
Toolset does not offer such an element as Popup or Modal. On the other hand, Toolset can load Twitter Bootstrap (versions 3 or 4), Twitter Bootstrap includes a modal element which can be used then to create the desired user experience/interface.
Check this video about Bootstrap modals. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bT9Tta7xWdo

You can embed a modal for each item of the view. Wrap the headshot image inside a tag and configure it to open its modal.
Note that "id" in the modal or the buttons MUST be unique through the page. Use [wpv-post-id] in id with a prefix to ensure unique ids (e.g. "modal-[wpv-post-id] or close-[wpv-post-id]" ).

Problem:
How to format the container block to add the border.

Solution:
The border is set from the container block. Please check the following image:
=> https://nimb.ws/Hx6IQY

You can find the proposed solution, in this case with the following reply:
https://toolset.com/forums/topic/using-css-to-format-loop-items/#post-1608113

Relevant Documentation:
Advanced Styling with Container Blocks