Kushagra Goyal

Hello @ethanssss
Thanks for the screenshot, can you please provide more information about the plugin you are the using and what do you want to do specifically ?

I am guessing you are trying to use Woocommerce plugin and creating a variable product, you would need to create attributes first to create more variations of it.

Hello @ethanssss

Can you please provide more information regarding the problem you are facing as the link to the image seems to be broken.

Thankyou

Hello

When you edit a post in the block editor, you can insert a Conent block:

1. Edit your post.
2. Click the + and search for Content.
3. Place it at the the query loop block or inside the editor where you want to show.
4. Update the post.

if you still face some issues then –
By default Kiosko’s loop is probably calling the_excerpt(). You’ll need to swap that out for the_content() in your theme files—ideally via a child theme so your changes aren’t lost on updates. A. Create a Child Theme (if you haven’t already)

In wp-content/themes/ make a new folder, e.g. kiosko-child/.

In it, create a style.css /* Theme Name: Kiosko Child Template: kiosko */

Create an empty functions.php in the same folder.

Copy & Edit the Loop File

1. In the parent theme folder (kiosko/), find the template part that outputs the excerpt. Common filenames are:
   • content.php
   • template-parts/content.php
   • template-parts/content-archive.php
   • or even index.php / home.php
2. Copy that file into the same relative path in your child theme (e.g. kiosko-child/template-parts/content.php).
3. Open the copied file and look for something like <?php the_excerpt(); ?> Replace it with <?php the_content(); ?>
4. Save and reload your blog page—the full post content should now appear instead of just the excerpt.

Activate Kiosko Child under Appearance → Themes.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by Kushagra Goyal.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by Kushagra Goyal.