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Hi

I found that to be not correct, at least on my site. Setting a custom URL for the event does NOT redirect requests to the event’s single page, nor does it remove the page from the sitemap. From what I see, setting the URL simply changes the link from the schedule, while the single page still remains accessible when requested.

– Yes, this is how it works and it should not redirect all the requests from the default event page to a custom one nor remove the default links from the sitemap

It is possible to override the post types with the hooks below. You may add them to the functions.php file of the child theme:
Event

function theme_edit_mp_event_post_type( $args, $post_type ) {
    if ( 'mp-event' === $post_type ) {      
		$args['public'] = false;
    }
    return $args;
}

add_filter( 'register_post_type_args', 'theme_edit_mp_event_post_type', 10, 2 );

Column

function theme_edit_mp_column_post_type( $args, $post_type ) {
    if ( 'mp-column' === $post_type ) {      
		$args['public'] = false;
    }
    return $args;
}
add_filter( 'register_post_type_args', 'theme_edit_mp_column_post_type', 10, 2 );

Hi @ulicgn and @priskabroese, Yes you may use option Custom Event URL: to redirect to another page or you may use some redirection plugin to make it SEO friendly.
Otherwise, you would need to override the post types of events and columns to make them not public. Then the system generated pages for events and posts won’t exist.
As for SEO so you may also use robots.txt file to disallow the indexing of certain pages of your site.

Hi @dramb, I could not replicate the issue locally. The Post Templates are working correctly on the latest WordPress version. Could you run a new WordPress installation with the Getwid plugin active only and test the Post templates again?

Hi @jshwlkr,
I’ve tested with Gutenberg 9.8.3 and could not see any error. Could you try to update Gutenberg and check if the errors are gone?

Hi @vallered,
Thanks for your questions. The design of the arrows was styled with custom CSS in the Getwid Base theme. You may add your own CSS styles to adjust the style of the arrows for your theme.

Hi @dramb,
Thank you for using Getwid and for contacting us. Could you specify the theme you use when the Post templates can not be selected and are not being updated? We’ll try to test it locally. Thanks.

Hi @deniskorablev,
Thanks for your idea. I’ve added it to our list of the features and we will notify you if we have any news on this. At the moment you may duplicate the Tabs block and transfer the copy of the block into Accordion. The apply custom styles to hide the accordion on desktop, laptop, tablet and hide the tabs on mobile.

Let us know fi you have any further questions or concerns.

Hi @celes15,
Thanks for your reply. I’ve forwarded your case to our developers. We will notify you if we have any news. Thanks