fabik84

Thanks for the explanation Jory, @keraweb . I already got in contact with elementor support. They are going to look into this and asked for patience.

Cheers,

Fabian

Thanks @keraweb for the clarification. Hmmm… I’m kinda surprised that there is no out of the box solution for this. This would be a nice feature. Maybe something for the future. Right now I think I have to look for other solutions.

Hi Jory @keraweb ,

Thank you for this clarification! My impression is that a pods template is a complete template that I can define in HTML/CSS. This unfortunately doesn’t help me as I’m using Elementor Pro to build my templates without having to code (which unfortunately I can’t). Is there any easy way to use Paul’s solution or some other solution which is compatible with Elementor Pro? Cheers, Fabian

Hi Paul, thank you for your help! I’m a little intimidated by this solution as I have no clue about PHP and haven’t touched the php file so far. Do you have a tip for where I can find a step by step explanation on how to do this?

I found a Finnish site that was able to achieve what I would like to do. This may help to clarify my request. If you visit this site https://laajakuva.com/ticks-1993/ and look up the info displayed under the movie poster or the infos at the end of the article with its black background: Those items are all clickable and lead to individual archive pages. I hope this is not too hard to do. I found this page through an older topic on this forum.

Here is the correspondent bug report on github > https://github.com/pods-framework/pods/issues/7116

Thank you for your help, Paul! I tried both tools but the issue persists. I will file a bug report on github.