Code Amp

Thanks for the kind words @dulleca !

Yup, being lightweight and fast are one of the core components of this plugin and will continue to strive to be as quick as possible.

Hi all

I will be double checking this week and update with a fix once I can recreate – I may come back here to ask additional info to help me get to the bottom of the issue.

Thanks

Thanks for letting me know!

We’ve found some code we’ve written for the Elementor posts widget so we’re just trying to repurpose that.

As this is a bit of custom coding its got pushed below a few other priorities for our support team but we’ll hopefully provide a solution today / tomorrow.

Thanks

Hey Clément

Right now our CSS is a bit heavy handed (should be easier to override) and we’ll be changing that in future.

However, an easy way to get around this would be to first unset the background color for your taxonomy terms in your template.

Then you can use CSS like:

.cl-element-taxonomy__term.recents {
    background-color: #f00;
}

If you check the source code (I think you probably already did), all your taxonomy terms get their own class added.

So you can also have:

.cl-element-taxonomy__term.en-cours {
    background-color: #0f0;
}

Let me know if setting the background to transparent works for you, if not, I’ll be able to find some other CSS that does the job.

Thanks

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Hey @emgb_520 thanks for sharing again – a colleague had a look at this and supplied this code using CSS Grid:

.cl-element.cl-element-section.cl-element--instance-1007 {
    display: grid;
    grid-template-columns: repeat(3, 1fr);
}

.cl-element.cl-element-taxonomy.cl-element--instance-1001 {
    grid-column:1/2;
}

.cl-element.cl-element-custom_field.cl-element--instance-1002 {
      grid-column:2/3;
}

.cl-element.cl-element-modified_date.cl-element--instance-1003 {
    grid-column:3/4;
}

h3.cl-element.cl-element-title.cl-element--instance-1004 {
   grid-column:1/4; 
}

.cl-element.cl-element-custom_field.cl-element--instance-1005 {
   grid-column:1/4;
}

@media only screen and (max-width: 959px){
  .cl-element.cl-element-section.cl-element--instance-1007 {
    display: block;
   } 
}

It even works on mobile!

Let us know how you get on.

Thanks

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Just to let you know I’ll be looking at this tomorrow.

Thanks

Hey @rajbhilawekar

Usually editing the post type archive is done in one of 3 (or more) ways:

1. In traditional themes, this might have been modifying the archive.php file or similar in your child theme
2. In FSE, you can edit this screen simply by editing archives
3. Other themes + builders and have their own of editing a post type archive

What you will have to do, is find the “blocksy” way of editing you CPT archive page.

Once you do that, you can add our custom layouts shortcode to the page, to replace the blocksy layout.

I’ll see if we can have a look at Blocksy over the next week, but its probably worth reaching out to them, and asking “How can I edit this CPT archive layout”

FYI – Custom Layouts is not fully FSE ready (about 80% of the way there) but should work in most environments + setups with a bit of tweaking.

Thanks

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