Problem: I have a View that filters based on shortcode attributes. I would like use a JavaScript templating library like Handlebars to set the View's shortcode attribute with data from a JSON object that exists on the page when the page loads.
Solution: Unfortunately there is no JavaScript API for forms, so there is not an easy way to set a shortcode attribute value with JavaScript after the View has loaded. If the JSON data is available in PHP before the page loads, then you may be able to use the PHP API render_view to set the desired attribute value and render the View programmatically instead of using the wpv-view shortcode:
Problem:
It seems several styles are off on my site, such as checkboxes and labels distance, but also links, radio buttons, and more.
Solution:
This website is likely overwriting Bootstrap rules with some "custom.css" and/or the Theme CSS.
If you remove those, the issue will be solved usually.
For example input[type="checkbox"], input[type="radio"] are overwritten native Bootstrap Rules, and are often overwritten by Themes
The same goes for button, input, optgroup, select, textarea and more.
Those need either to be edited or removed and Bootstrap applied properly.
This issue will usually not appear if you use the WordPress Twenty Nineteen Theme and load Bootstrap in Toolset > Settings > Bootstrap Loading.
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