Hi @stephendew
Thanks for the message and the details here. In looking at your site it seems that your /podcast page is showing the same kind of layout as other archive pages (such as https://www.freshradiouk.co.uk/category/blog/entertainment/). Have you created a new custom page template yet that you want to use on the Series page? If not then https://support.castos.com/hc/en-us/articles/360018867300-Create-custom-podcast-templates walks through that.
If so and it’s a matter of the page not rendering the proper template please let us know so we can dig into things further. We’ve used https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/which-template-file/ in the past to help determine which theme files are being used on which pages during troubleshooting like this. Might be helpful.
Hi Craig,
Thanks for getting back to me, I’m still stuck with this.
I have created an archive-podcast.php file and I have installed the Which Template File plugin and for the archives page it’s showing archives.php and for the podcast archives, it is showing archive-podcast.php – so it seems to be set up ok.
The design of the podcast series page has been done in the “Page Templates” section of the theme – do you think this could be a theme issue and maybe something in archive-podcast.php needs changing?
Thanks for your help in advance,
Steve
Hi @stephendew thanks for the updates here. Yes, in order for the contents of the /podcast (or Series) pages you’ll need to modify the contents of the archive-podcast.php page to reflect the content/style changes you’re looking for. I don’t believe most themes will give you the ability to modify those page templates from the wp-admin dashboard. It’ll be actual code level changes in your theme that you’ll need to do.
