• Resolved Rafe Goldberg

    (@rafegoldberg)


    Hey guys, love the plugin. The only issue I’m experiencing is when I change my permalink settings. I started with the default settings and was happily working on the home.php template. WP appropriately rendered it when I visited the site and I was a happy camper. But when I changed the permalinks to use the post name things went a bit awry. I tried futzing with the reading settings and the layout names and some other things but to no avail. Not sure this a problem with your plugin or if it has more to do with me not fully understanding the way Blade manages and renders templates and how this integrates with the WordPress template heirarchy. Anyway, here are some more details:

    If it’s any help you can view the full theme on Github To clarify my setup, I have:

    • a master Blade layout, {themeroot}/layouts/master.php [on Github]
    • a WP template, {themeroot}/home.php which extends the aforementioned master layout (this was originall registered as a custom template using the {{-- Template Name: <strong>Home</strong> --}} syntax before I broke things) [on Github]
    • a partial, {themeroot}/partials/flavors-list.php, which query’s and displays the entries in a custom post type called flavor [on Github]

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/blade/

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  • Thread Starter Rafe Goldberg

    (@rafegoldberg)

    Never mind; didn’t have to do with my setup OR the plugin. I believe the issue was with my local environment and my Apache setup (through XAMPP) because once I push the site to my live servers I can change the permalink settings without issue. Dope.

    And thanks again for the great plugin guys!

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