If you do not use a View in a page or content template, Toolset does a good job to keep it out of the way without any performance issues. But if you insist on managing views, then you will need to enable the legacy mode.
- Go to WordPress Dashboard > Toolset > Settings > General (Tab).
- Select the option below in the Editing experience section:
Show both the legacy and Blocks interface and let me choose which to use for each item I build
- Reload the page on your browser.
- Go to WordPress Dashboard > Toolset > Views and you will be able to delete the test view from there.
The problem here is when you use a WYSIWYG custom field as a dynamic source for Elementor, the field renders the entire page rather than the desired content.
Solution:
This can be worked around by using our Types shortcode for the WYSIWYG field with the suppress_filters enabled.
Try using the text editor widget for elementor but rather than loading the WYSIWYG content using the dynamic content option try using the types shortcode with the supress_filters parameter.
We have 4 social media link fields set up as custom fields for the Freelancer content type. I'm setting up the Freelancer template and adding these fields to display. They are currently displaying the full URL as a text link. I would like to change the output to show icons instead for each social media network. I want them to remain as clickable links. Any advice on how to achieve this in the easiest way?
Solution:
You can setup the link with HTML codes manually, for example:
