However, nested shortcodes are not supported by Elementor, it needs to be added inside a Toolset content template. Then you can include the content template inside Elementor using a shortcode:
[wpv-post-body view_template="Current Post Reviews Form"]
[wpv-post-body view_template="Current Post Reviews"]
I have a custom types PEOPLE and ART. I also have several many-to-many relationships. I have relationship ARTIST: between PEOPLE[*] <>ART[*] and relationship BUYER: PEOPLE[*] <>ART[*].
I now what to add a VIEW to the CONTENT TEMPLATE for individual ART post, the ARTIST associated with the post ART and also, as a separate VIEW the BUYER associated with each ART post. However, I’m not given that option . I’m given the option to select PEOPLE or ART but not the relationship I want to display.
Solution:
You just need to create two views, filter by different post type relationships, see our document:
The announcement for the Beta says that frontend optimization has been done, so I expect to see Toolset assets only loaded on pages where Toolset features are being used.
Problem:
The user would like to build a link to the author's page where he used the author's ID instead of the author's slug. The following shortcode was not working for the user as expected:
<a href="https://homemploy.com/community-profile/[wpv-post-author format="meta"" meta="ID"]">See Community Profile</a>
Solution:
It turns out that the user was pasting this code in the visual mode of the Fields&Text block. The visual code will convert some special characters to their HTML code. And that was happening with the double-quotes. Which breaks the shortcode.
After pasting the shortcode in the text mode of the Fields&Text block, the shortcode worked as expected.
