Problem:
Using the Beaver Themer:
1. Create a new Themer Layout “Singular” type for all posts (you will need to add at least a Text Cell to this Themer Layout)
2. Create a Toolset form that edits posts
3. Create a content template and insert the Toolset form
4. Try to edit a post at yoursite.com/path/to/post/?content-template-id=12345
5. Beaver Themer Layout overrides our Content Template and no Toolset form is shown
Solution:
While we are in contact with the Beaver Builder/Themer about this issue, Toolset Developers right now need to focus on Gutenberg integration.
We recommend to use Gutenberg Plugin with Toolset - and Beaver Thhemer is not an integrated software.
The ToolsetDevelopers will - this depends on many factors - maybe iterate this above issue with the Beaver Themer in future again, however it is not a priority at the moment.
Beaver Builder is supported BTW, but not the Beaver Themer
Problem: I would like to filter a View by category, but it doesn't seem to be working.
Solution: In this case, the View was placed in a Beaver Themer Archive template. This is not the recommended way to create archives. Either create an archive following the guide below, or place this View on another custom page.
Problem:
How to test whether a child post has a parent, using wpv-conditional.
Solution:
With the switch to Types 3 the format of the conditional statement required has changed, and using the GUI to insert fields will ensure the right format is used.
So, insert the field you want to test into the template using the Fields and Views button, using the post selection tab to identify what would be the parent.
Then manually copy and paste this into a wpv-conditional statement, to achieve something like this:
[wpv-conditional if="( '[wpv-post-id item='@relationship-slug.parent']' ne '' )"]
HAS PARENT
[/wpv-conditional]
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