Hi Kasia
Within the Post Loop widget, you should see the Taxonomies field after opening the Post query section. Click in the Taxonomies field to view the available choices and use the search field.
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It looks like this to me (latest version installed):
WordPress.org | Plugin: Page Builder by SiteOrigin
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This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by
Redhotka.
Thanks. If you check the Plugins list in your WordPress installation, which version of Page Builder are you using?
It’s 2.10.14. I have never used this builder before, so this is the first installation.
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This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by Redhotka.
At the moment, I’m unsure what the Post Loop widget looks like it does in your installation. I’m chatting with the team and will update you as soon as I have more info/guesses as to what the issue might be. That looks like an older version of the widget’s interface. In the meantime, if you wanted to try a few things, you could:
1. Confirm that the Post Loop widget looks the same with all non-SiteOrigin plugins deactivated and a default theme like Twenty Nineteen running.
2. You could send us an export of a page using the Post Loop widget. From within Page Builder that’s done via Layouts > Import/Export > Download Layout. Then, upload the JSON file to a service like WeTranfer.com and send us the link.
Thanks 🙂
Apologies for the hassle, this totally slipped my mind. A slimmed-down version of the Post Loop widget will be displayed if the SiteOrigin Widgets Bundle isn’t installed.
(Once the Widgets Bundle is installed you can choose which widgets you’d like to use via Plugins > SiteOrigin Widgets although this isn’t necessary to get the full version of the Post Loop widget.)
Ok, that really solved my problem.
Best regards and thank you for your help.
Sorry, that took so long. Thanks for your understanding, appreciate it. As SiteOrigin questions arise, please, let us know.
Cheers for now.
