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I decided to use Categories on Types and within that I have created the 3 categories as per earlier ticket, what I need to know is how can I create a templet to display only one category of items.
I have 3 x categories and i want each category to be on it's own archive page
It makes no sense.
I have created a basic layout template in WordPress Archive, now I want to show this on a page, I see no shortcode at all.
I have 3 x categories, and ideally I want First Aid Training Courses category to show on the First Aid page, and etc etc, so my plan is to make an archive for First Aid Training Courses and then add this template to my page with shortcode, and then I can replicate each template for each page. So that I have 3 website pages, displaying archive courses for the 3 categories.
As I can see that - you have created three different pages where you want to list the specific category information.
See here, now on this page I would like to list only the First Aid Training Courses. hidden link
=> Above page should display the "first-aid-training" term information.
Life Support training will go here hidden link
=> Above page should display the "life-support-training" term information.
Mandatory Training to go here hidden link
=> Above page should display the "online-mandatory-training" term information.
If above is true - you should create a taxonomy view and select your taxonomy and add a query filter using the "Query Filter" section and add the term filter and select to filter by shortcode attribute. "Terms with ID set by the shortcode attribute:"
You lose me when you say I need to create a taxonomy View and then a Query Filter. Are you able to assist, please? I have created a WordPress Archive and I assume this is incorrect.
I'm passing this ticket to my colleague (Shane) who works exclusively in the same timezone you are active mainly. That helps not to wait too long as I need to close the day at this end.
Yes, there is one set of TYPES in admin, however, I will need them to show on different pages. I currently have 11 courses set up in admin that should be shared across 2 categories (5 in one, and 6 in the other), but there is a 3rd category that has no courses set up yet.
This is possible but not practical, The reason is because you can only design an archive template generally for your taxonomy.
This would mean you will get all your taxonomies displaying using the same layout.
However what you can do is to use our views conditional to check which taxonomy is being displayed and then within that conditional you write your own custom layout code.
This will require a separate conditional for each of the terms.
