nirurin

Hey Ben,
We tested your code again, but this time on the default 2017 theme instead of a child theme, and it worked fine! So there must be something wrong with my child theme setup (which is weird because it’s set up from a template, but I must have messed up something!)

But yeh, this seems to have been solved now, thanks a lot for the help and send my thanks to the Dev who came up with the solution too ??

Update: My friend tested your code on his own website and did a test page, and it actually worked for him… The only reason he can think of is that he is using the Beaver Builder Theme, is that likely to be causing the problem?

But yeh, it does seem like that code works fine, but it seems to not work on certain themes maybe?

I got a friend of mine who also uses BB to log in and do a fresh install for me, just to make sure I’m not missing something obvious. Currently it’s set up with the module named “Posts” and it’s set to show full content. The pages don’t seem to have changed at all though.

Is that the Posts module in the Advanced section? Sorry I thought I’d used the default posts option, I’ll try changing it now.

https://scrivlings.com/ = This shows what the test post should look like

https://scrivlings.com/homepage/ = this is what the post gets formatted as when it’s in a “post feed” module on a built page.

I’ve changed to the basic 2017 theme in case there was some other conflict, and have nothing else running except the basic BB plugins, but it doesn’t seem to have made a difference.

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by nirurin.

1.10.9.2

Where should that code go? I had assumed function.php, but it seems to have no effect?

I appreciate the Dev getting back to me with a solution though, it’s really nice of him ??

Oh I see, so Beaver Builder can not actually display wordpress Posts, except on the front page in the default view?

So there’s no way to have a custom feed of posts only showing specific categories, unless I only have plain text and no BB modules?

That’s a severe disappointment… that’s basic core functionality with every other theme and builder for wordpress, and wordpress is designed as a blogging tool. Strange that BB doesn’t support it. You really should have that on your main page, as your documentation currently implies that all your BB modules and upgrades are compatible with WordPress, when they are actually only partially functional, and can not actually be used in any Posts.

HI, Just bumping this as it has been 4 days without an update and the blog post feed is still not working …

OK, as an update, I found a solution that actually seems to work, just by entering the shortcode in a different way.

I have no idea why it makes any difference, but it does, and it’s working at the moment, so I think just close this thread now as solved.

Really appreciate the quick response though, I’ll definitely be buying the pro version of this plugin ??

After some experimenting, on the 2017 theme I was able to make the portfolio use multiple columns by using:

.entry-content {
width: auto !important;
}

However this doesn’t work in my normal theme, which I kinda need to stick with. I’m hunting through for something, but all the container / content regions in my normal theme seem to be more than wide enough by default for at least 3 columns of images. The grid just isn’t flowing into the available space.

I just changed to the 2017 theme, and it is still only a single column of images.

Sorry no, I have already got it set up to show “entire content”, and it does show all the text content, but without any of the BB layouts.

for example, I have a post that has an accordion section, so that that part of the post is hidden unless the reader clicks to expand the accordian. But when I then put the post list on a page and view it, that post shows the entire content, including the accordion content, as there is no longer an accordion being formatted.

If I click on the post title to view the post on its own page, the accordion is there.

Does that make sense? Hope so!

Sorry, I meant Sydney not shapely. Sydney is the one with the pro version that is advertised as supporting your slider. I dunno what shapely has.

This solved the issue thankyou! It seems the fault was with the theme I was using, as changing themes would also fix the problem. I really appreciate the quick response!