Thank you!

I’m working on a website that has various custom post types. While I have successfully created many templates for each one, there’s one aspect I’m struggling with. I’m wondering how to establish default content that can be updated on individual posts.

Let’s say I want to create a default layout that includes a columns block with gallery and paragraph blocks as the default post content. I would like these blocks to be editable and updatable when creating new posts. Additionally, I’d like to be able to modify the template layout once and have the changes apply to all posts. For example, later at one time, I want to include a button with a unique value that can be set on each post. Is this achievable using the site editor template?

I’ve explored reusable blocks, but they don’t provide the exact functionality I’m seeking. Updating the content of a reusable block affects the original block, thus altering the content across all posts. Converting the reusable block isn’t a viable solution either, as it restricts updating from a single location.

Apologies if my question isn’t entirely clear. I hope you grasp the concept of what I’m aiming to accomplish with the site editor templates. Otherwise, I might need to explore custom code solutions.

Mike Matenkosky (@hikinmike) already submitted the following solution to the same problem for pickfetishx351 (@pickfetishx351):

“In the Editor find “Template” and you’re probably using the “Home” template. Remove that title and save.”

But I’m not sure which file I should edit.

I’m using Elementor’s Hello theme.

Thanks if anyone can help me!

I found the source of it in the elementor code: body.elementor-editor-active #postdivrich {display: none !important;}. That’s located under admin.css and admin-rtl.css

Is there a reason Elementor hides this content? And if so, is there a different way to edit that content?

Thank you.

I have a specific need for a new post type. I’ve used this plugin to create it, and the taxonomy.

what I need to do now is have that new post type be populated with a table when someone creates a new one.

I’m not exactly sure how to do this. i’m new to WP development so not sure.

Along the same lines, i’d like to allow visual composer to be used in the post type but I don’t find an option to enable it.

let me know if any of this doesn’t make sense. Thank you!

Right now I get this for every new Calendar, and I’d like to change this if possible (so I don’t have to modify it for every new Calendar in the future):

<strong>[title]</strong>

[when]
[location]
<div>[description]</div>
[link newwindow="yes"]See more details[/link]

Thanks!

I’m looking for an easy way to automatically fill the content of each custom post. There’s a plugin called Default Post Content that does what I want, however it does it for all posts regardless of post type. I’d like it to work with each custom post type.

I was trying to do something with templates but couldn’t figure out how to make each custom post type automatically select a correct template.

Am I missing something obvious here? If the pages are unpublished, why do they still show if I scroll down?

Thanks