The issue here is that the user wanted to display the parent name on the child post form.
Solution:
This is possible if the form was clicked to from the parent post itself. This means that the parent ID will be present in the URL, so you will have a url parameter similar to this.
parent_job_id=3073
Now to get this to display the parent title you need to use the shortcode.
Problem:
I would like to only show << | >> for the previous next links. Solution:
You can use following shortcode in this way to achieve required result:
Problem: I would like to include product images on my site. When the User mouses over a product image, I would like to show an overlay with some custom field information.
Solution: The Classifieds reference site includes a similar hover effect on the homepage. You can create your own test site at discover-wp.com to see how this is configured. Edit the View "Ads list - featured slider" to see the View setup, and the template "Loop item in Ads list" to see the markup. Check the CSS panel of this template to see how the hover effect is achieved.
Problem:
The Plugin WooCommerce Subscriptions, which we recommend in our tutorials for Membership Sites, registers 2 new Product Types: “subscriptions” and “variable-subscriptions”. These are technically “taxonomy terms”, in WooCommerce.
These Product Types will not work nicely with WooCommerce Views when you insert the “wpv-woo-buy-or-select” shortcode with “show_variation_options” set to “true”.
The issue is that it will not allow you to select any variations and you cannot add the product to the cart.
Problem: I have a problem showing the search and results sections of my View in two different parts of the page. When I place the View using two shortcodes, the search filters appear, but not the results. If I use a single shortcode to place the same View, both filters and results appear.
Solution: There is a problem in the markup of this View's Filter Editor panel. There is a div tag left unclosed, which results nested form tags when two separate Views shortcodes are used. Check your Filter Editor markup to confirm your HTML code is properly structured.
