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Anonymous(Private) July 25, 2019 at 9:38 pm #217279
Hello,
I got it to show and filter my CPTs using Divi and CPT injector properly, but after I filter the results their image will not work. https://beta.dadlpinvestments.com/news/. Will you please help me figure it out?
One more thing, is it possible to filter by month and year only? For example, all news from May 2019 instead of having to pick a day.
Thank you very much!
AlexTrevor(Private) July 26, 2019 at 9:50 am #217297To answer the questions in reverse, to filter by month and year, you would need a custom field on the posts (which could be autofilled using code for new and re-saved posts) with the year and month in.
As to the images, do you have a lazyload image option, plugin or plugin with it as an option (like jetpack)? If so, try turning that off.
Anonymous(Private) July 26, 2019 at 2:57 pm #217315Hi Trevor,
Thanks for the quick response.
1. If I take this route, will I still use the date picker option as it shows the entire calendar or an autogenerated dropdown menu?
2. I removed the Ajax option and it’s loading normally. My guess is that they have some sort of Lazyload option as you mentioned. But by not using Ajax, everything else loads perfectly — including the layout which sometimes was a little odd. My only issue with this now is that it only loads 5 posts per page. I tried several codes for changing the number of posts shown on the archive but no luck. Any suggestion?
This is the archive page: https://beta.dadlpinvestments.com/news/
Many thanks,
AlexTrevor(Private) July 26, 2019 at 5:04 pm #2173291. If you want to show Year and Month, they would be a ‘normal’ dropdown select box. How I would do it is to have a calculated field that uses the WordPress save_post() function, placed in your child theme functions.php, to save the data, and it would be in the form of YYYYMM, so this month would be 201907, and you can manually add date month options to the field in our form design to see this number in the database, but display July 2019, for example. That way you can sort them by value and not label. No, a datepicker would not be used.
2. On the post, if you inspect the results post, is the image hidden with opacity, but you can still see the image name? I can’t see as Ajax is off right now.
Anonymous(Private) July 26, 2019 at 5:36 pm #217336Hi Trevor,
I figured it out the — still working on it though — the date issue. I created one field for the year and another for the month that auto-populate. Then, I’m using a dropdown as you suggested. Regarding the Ajax situation, I’ll review it later as I’m ok with the results not being ajax.
Do you have any idea why I can’t see more than 5 posts per page?
Many thanks,
Alex -
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