Custom Post Type not displaying Post css

  • Resolved gracehough

    (@gracehough)


    6 years ago

    Hello. I’m trying to create a custom post type that uses the same styling as regular post types in Fukasawa. I’m using Custom Post Type UI By WebDevStudios to create a “stories” post type and I’ve managed to create an archive page and let the new type use the same categories and tags as the regular post type. However, on the category archive page and the stories post type archive page, the post grid does not display the custom post type correctly alongside regular posts that are completely fine.
    Below is the category archive page.
    http://uncanny.ink/content/shortstories/
    I’ve created a child theme so that I could take the “category:” out of the post subtitle and any code I edit will be with this child theme.
    I’ve already tried to use get_post_class() however I don’t really know how to edit it for my needs if this is the solution.
    It might be important to note that I’ve tried several different plugins that create custom post types but they all end up with the same style issues on the front end.

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Theme Author Anders Norén

    (@anlino)

    6 years ago

    Hi @gracehough,

    Some of my older themes, including Fukasawa, use CSS targeting on archive pages that are less than friendly to custom post types, unfortunately. I’ve updated the targeting in 2.0.4, which was just submitted and should be live shortly. Let me know if it does the trick.

    — Anders

    Thread Starter gracehough

    (@gracehough)

    6 years ago

    It took a while to download on my end but the update is up and it looks like everything is working great and looking as it should. Thanks! I just got to say, even though I sometimes have to work for all the functionality I need exactly, I always end up coming back to your free themes for their clean and simple design. For example, I switched from McLuhan to Fukasawa because while I liked the clean list style of McLuhan for the type of content I’m making, I needed something where I could put widgets in the sidebar. I’ve asked your help several times with your themes over the last couple of years with different sites–on support forums here and I’m pretty sure I’ve emailed you at least once. You’re always prompt and usually have a solution ready if I know the right words to describe my issue.

    Theme Author Anders Norén

    (@anlino)

    6 years ago

    @gracehough Happy to hear it, and thank you!

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