Displaying a page content

  • Resolved wprun

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    1 year, 7 months ago

    To create a template of the content of a specific post works fine. It uses the gutenberg content.

    eg. 

    <Loop type=post name=hello-world>
     <Field content />
</Loop>

    And when I try with a page (it uses muffin builder page builder) it doesn’t seem to work eg 

    <Loop type=page name=faq>
     <Field content />
</Loop>

    When I update the page content to use gutenberg, it shows.

    Does L&L content not display if it uses a pagebuilder?

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  • Hello!

    When you use <Field content /> it’s pretty much just pulling the value of post_content from your posts table in the database. You could try using <Field content format=true /> which applies the the_content filter, but most likely any styling or JS that gets enqueued by the page builder won’t apply, and if your page builder isn’t saving anything to the post_content meta, you won’t see anything at all.

    There are lots of ways to use L&L in tandem with page builders, but this particular scenario isn’t well-supported because every page builder is so different in how it stores and renders page content.

    I’ll ask the dev team if this would be a feasible use-case to support, and if so create a feature request.

    Please feel free to visit our discussion forum if you have any other questions or feature requests ??

    Julia @ Team Tangible

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