Problem: I'm unable to use the "Edit" button in the Loop Wizard next to a Types field, so I can't insert a field from a related post easily. I'm also seeing some strangeness in the Form editor screen.
Solution: Both issues can be resolved by removing Google Maps from Privacy Consent settings in Avada Theme options.
Problem: I have two custom fields for start date and end date. I would like to create a View that displays posts where the start date has already passed and the end date has not already occurred.
Solution: In this case, I would use a combination of start date less than or equal to TODAY, and end date less than FUTURE_DAY(1). I would also be sure to use data type "number" instead of "DATE" in the query filter.
Problem: I have Stores and Products custom post types. I have access to a Store ID as a custom field value in a Product post. I would like to be able to use that Store ID to display information about the Store post, but I can't figure out how to use it in a shortcode.
Solution: If you know the post ID, it's easier to use the built-in "item" attribute to display information about another post.
Problem: Is it possible to use a distance-based filter in a View without implementing a map?
Solution: Yes, you can add a distance-based filter in a View without adding a map shortcode to the display. The results will still be filtered using the parameters in your distance filter.
Problem: I would like to know if I can use latitude and longitude values instead of an address to position a map marker.
Solution: It may be possible to use 3rd party latitude and longitude values to position markers on a map, however, distance-based features require Toolset's address fields.
If I select [wpv-post-featured-image] as field to be displayed, the 150x150 thumbnail is shown instead of the real featured image, is there a way to retrieve the real image not the thumbnail ?
Solution:
Yes, it is possible with [wpv-post-featured-image] shortcode, for example:
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