Problem: I would like to create a View that includes a different template for the first item, to create a specific layout style.
Solution: You can either use legacy Views to create individual item templates, or use Blocks to create a custom collage style. Both approaches have advantages and disadvantages.
I tried the solution proposed in the ticket above but unfortunately it didn't work. When I applied it the text didn't show at all to any role/user. I have included the code that I added below would it be possible to take a quick look and confirm what i'm doing wrong! Just
Solution:
There is a missing "(" in your codes, please replace it with below, and test again:
Problem: I have two post types in a one-to-many post relationship, where Department is the parent post type and Service is the child post type. I would like to create a grid showing one parent Department post in each grid cell. Inside each grid cell I would also like to display a list of all the child Services for that parent Department.
Solution: Use nested Views to accomplish this in the legacy Views editor. The general process:
- Create a new View of Departments, choosing to "display all results" in the initial popup
- Use the Loop Wizard to create a Bootstrap grid design or a table-based grid design if your site is incompatible with Bootstrap
- Insert the Post Title or Post Title with Link in the loop for now, we will add the Services list a bit later
- Save the View and insert it in a custom post or page wherever you want to display this directory
- Verify the grid of Departments is displayed as expected and make any grid adjustments needed
- Create a new View of Services, choosing to "display all results" in the initial popup
- Add a Query Filter for post relationships, set for items in the Department / Services relationship as related items of...The current post in the loop
- Use the Loop Wizard to design an unordered list loop and insert the Post Title or Post Title with Link in the loop
- Save the View of Services and return to edit the View of Departments
- In the Loop Editor, place the cursor just after the post title and use the Fields and Views button to insert the View of Services
- Save the View of Departments and check the results on the front-end of the site
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