The user had a custom field group called 'cf' with a number custom field called 'count'. They had two custom post types called 'saas' and 'saas1', both with posts containing data in the 'count' custom field. After removing the 'cf' custom field group from 'saas1', the user still saw the 'count' value displayed on the frontend. They wanted to stop displaying the 'count' value without deleting it.
Solution:
Create a separate Elementor layout for 'saas' and 'saas1'. In the layout for 'saas', don't use the 'cf' custom field group. Continue to use 'cf' in the 'saas1' Elementor layout. This way, the 'count' values won't be displayed for the 'saas' post type while still being available for the 'saas1' post type.
Problem:
There are 3 Relevanssi Plugins. Which one should I install? Solution:
The main Relevanssi plugin is the first in your screenshot, so it would be this one, but you could also use the 'lite' version.
I am having an issue with loading multiple articles on the same page using a Load More button.
Instead of loading the next page below the first, the button opens a second page even though I have an infinite scroll set up.
Solution:
Remove the Pagination block and use the shortcode block with the following shortcode:
[wpv-pager-next-page force="true"][wpml-string context="wpv-views"]Load More Button here ...[/wpml-string][/wpv-pager-next-page]
Make sure to add the block inside the View Output block. If the issue persists, try creating a new view with the authors and check with the Block Editor instead of the classic view.
