Step 1. Create a CRED form
Step 2. Create a new page and Insert the CRED form you have created in step 1.
Step 3. Create a Content Template and Add CRED form >> Child Form Page >> Page (write page name you have created in step 2 and click on the page, it will take page ID automatically, or you can manually write the page ID). Screenshot here: https://d7j863fr5jhrr.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/544745-Child_form_Page.png?x36781
Problem: How can I change the way a custom taxonomy term archive is displayed?
Solution:
You can redesign these pages using Layouts and WordPress Archives. Go to Toolset > WordPress Archives and create an archive for your taxonomy. Then, use Layouts to design the page where this archive will be displayed. Place your taxonomy archive content by using a WordPress Archive cell in your Layout. In this approach, the archive pages for all terms in the same taxonomy will use the same Layout and design.
Problem: I would like to show and hide certain accordion panels and their corresponding headers depending on conditional logic
Solution: It's not currently possible to surround entire accordion panels in conditional code, but you can use custom JavaScript and CSS to show and hide as necessary. Use conditional HTML output to place an element with a known CSS class in the panel. Target parent elements' classes and use .remove() as needed.
// example
jQuery('.hide-panel').closest('.panel').remove();
Problem: I would like to set a consistent background color for my Custom Posts. I currently use Avada and have a Content Template for my CPTs. I have set a background color in Theme Options, but some of my CPTs show with a different background color, defined in the post. I would like to override that setting without needing to update all of my posts manually.
Solution: Use CSS and specificity to create a single style. In this case, the following code can be added to Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS or Avada > Theme Options:
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