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Honestly, this is something that the Elementor Template importer should consider when importing references to loops.
As a workaround, you can import the Loop Item first, grab its id and then modify the template JSON containing the reference to the Loop Item and adjust the id.
To add to this:
You may want to mention the jQuery requirement either in the description of the plugin or at least on https://support.mooveagency.com/topic/basic-troubleshooting-tips/. Took me a while to figure out why the script wasn’t loading on the front-end. Like rinart73 stated it’s very common nowadays for theme developers to get rid of jQuery (at least on the front-end).
Are there any plans on making the full, true source code of the plugin available at some point? I’d very much like to get rid of the dependency myself for our own website without having to work with the bundled dist files.
Cheers,
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Permalinks stopped workingIssue has been fixed. This was caused due to a bug / bad design in the “WordPress Forms” Plugin.
Hello.
This IS a bug in your plugin. Of course I don’t mean the fact that the rewrite rules have to be flushed after registering a new custom post type, but the fact that you do SO on every single page load. That breaks all other custom content types.
Line 224 in Forms.php
The WP-Forms class constructor calls “flush_rewrite_rules()” everytime the class is initialized. You hook the class to “init”, so on every page load it flushes the rewrite rules.
A quick’n’dirty fix would be to remove that line, activate the plugin and visit the “Permalink”-settings once yourself. Now your other custom post types should work again.
A proper fix would be to use register_activation_hook();
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Author Template with Custom Content TypeHas anyone ever been able to solve this?
(In other words: Shameless self-bump)