As so often, Crocoblock shows huge potential but sometimes it just drives us crazy with their “hidden” queries and macros. :)
I was trying to achieve a “simple” tast .. create an archive template for my taxonomies.
I have done this several times without any problem, just add the listing widget, call your listing and activate “use as template” and voila. Very straight forward and simple.
But today I tried to do the same, but with one small difference, I have this taxonomy assigned to multiple CPTs. While doing the above works just fine, you will see that it will pull all your CPTs together. This can be fine in some cases, but in other cases, you would prefer to have the types of CPTs in seperate sections.
I though, easy, lets just not activate the “use as template” and use the %current_terms% in the query value… it worked perfectly fine in the backend, to then realize that in the front end it would show ALL the posts anyways.. after trying different options for about 1 hour, I decided to contact Crocoblock Support. Veiki replied the morning after with the solution and as always, VERY SIMPLE! (if you know the macros) ;)
So here is how to achieve this:
Create Archive Template
Create a section for each of your different cpts
Add the listing grid widget
Select your previously created listing
Don’t toggle on “use as archive”
In the Post query section choose “tax query”
Select your “taxonomy”
In the operator field, choose “IN”
In the field box, choose “term ID”
In the terms box, insert : %queried_term%
This will basically only call your Listing that has the actual Taxonomy of which we are on .. and as the listing was made for a certain CPT, it will only pull those CPTs ;)
DONE
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