Problem: I have two One-to-Many (O2M) relationships set up in a chained hierarchical structure, like Grandparent (Município) > Parent (Escola) > Child (Endereço). In the Município Content Template, I would like to display a list of all related Escola posts. Nested inside each Escola post, I would like to show all the related Endereço posts, for the following result.
Município 1 Template:
Escola 1
-- Endereço 1
-- Endereço 2
-- Endereço 3
Escola 2
-- Endereço 4
Escola 3
-- Endereço 5
-- Endereço 6
-- Endereço 7
...and so on.
Solution: Use two nested Views to display the related Escola and Endereço posts. You must activate the legacy Views editor to create the Endereço View, because it is not currently possible to design a nested View in the Block Editor.
Problem: I'm trying to create a custom search WP Archive for Product Categories that allows filtering by global Product Attributes. When I have the option "Only show available options for each input" active, none of my global product attribute filters appear in the search filters area. If I disable the "Only show available options for each input" option, the filter options appear but they do not seem to influence the results. Product results are not filtered by Product Attribute filters.
In another issue, some Product prices do not appear in the archive results.
Solution: When importing Products, it is important to import the product attributes as taxonomies. Otherwise, these imported attributes will not be mapped to your site's global attributes correctly.
The price display issue seems to be related to the WooCommerce Blocks calculated fields batch process. Some posts are being skipped unexpectedly in the process. A patch file is available now that will resolve the problem. In the next round of plugin updates, we will be releasing some improvements to WooCommerce Blocks that will make this process and the patch file obsolete.
Problem:
Display/Show Equal height for Toolset Grid via Block Editor
Solution:
To set the equal height for your grid item, you should try to add the CSS mentioned with the following link to your View's Custom CSS and JS box:
Problem: I would like to enable my Users to submit a partial post using Forms, then return later and complete their submission.
Solution: You can use multiple Forms to achieve a similar effect. Use one New Post Form to create the initial post, then use multiple Edit Post Forms to complete the post. Each Form can include different input fields. You may need to use the expert mode builder to delete required fields as needed per step.
Problem:
Views - Append content to field if shown?
Solution:
The workaround would be to wrap your custom field with the Div that holds specific class name and then target the classname with CSS selectors to append the content.
