I am building a directory site using Toolset and the Kadence theme, with a custom post type called 'People' and a Toolset content template to display custom fields. However, the Kadence theme layout overrides my Toolset template, preventing my custom fields and layout from appearing.
Solution:
After troubleshooting, it was found that the "Event Tickets" plugin was causing the issue. Disabling this plugin allowed the Toolset content template to render correctly. Upon re-enabling the Event Tickets plugin, the Toolset template continued to display correctly for the 'People' custom post type. It’s unclear why disabling and re-enabling the plugin resolved the conflict, but this approach has been successful in other cases.
I am interested in creating a form to enter product details into a database. The form should capture details such as model, engine, and wheels, with each entry needing a unique ID for later searches.
Solution:
To set up a form in Toolset that allows product entry, first create custom fields specific to the product details (e.g., engine, model, wheels) and assign them to a custom post type, such as "Product." Then, use Toolset to create a form that includes these fields, enabling users to add products directly to the database. Each entry will have a unique ID, making it searchable later. For more detailed guidance, review Chapter #7 of Toolset's Custom WooCommerce Sites course.
