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Ce sujet contient 9 réponses, a 2 voix.
Dernière mise à jour par Il y a 4 années et 11 mois.
Assisté par: Christian Cox.
This is a View of taxonomy terms, not a View of posts. I think the Content Selection is incorrect. You should select the recipes post type not the Moments of the Day taxonomy. Then you can filter by taxonomy term slug set by a shortcode attribute moment-of-the-day. Here is an example showing this type of Query Filter. If you cannot see the Query Filter panel in the View editor screen, scroll to the top right corner and click "Screen Options" to enable the Query Filter.
I did what you told me and modified the view. (screenshot)
But now is not filtering nothing, when is supposed to show only recipes for "Moments of the day >> Main Course".
I'm doing something wrong and don't know exactly what.
I've modified the filter setting (screenshot) and now it seems to be working.
lien caché
I don't know if there's a better way to do it.
