I have created a new page call Blogs and added to controls to display articles where the filter has been set to the Category Blog. However, I then created a new page called Vlogs and added two controls to display articles where the filter has been set to the Category Vlog. However, when I review the Blogs page it has the filter set as category Vlog, I change it back the Blog and save. I open up the Vlogs page and suddenly the filter is now set to category Blog.
Any thought?
Hello,
Did you create a page or a template? Can you please provide the link to the pages?
Thank you!
VLOG: https://pavilionelt.pavilion-development.co.uk/blogs-vlogs/vlog/
BLOG: https://pavilionelt.pavilion-development.co.uk/blogs-vlogs/blog/
If I change the filter on VLOG page to Category: vlog it changes it also on the BLOG page.
If I then change the filter on BLOG page to Category: blog it changes it also on the VLOG page.
The pages I created were from Add New Page.
On another page I created a week ago it now has elements from the 404 page.
Other New Pages start with elements from the previous page.
Totally strange behaviour.
Your thoughts would be most helpful.
Hello,
I just checked and it seems you managed to solve the issue -> https://i.imgur.com/dd0TntH.jpeg -> https://i.imgur.com/ADjTe8c.jpeg
Thank you!
Yes I have figured it out – it turns out (and it is my mistake) that you can add new elements to the Footer when dealing with the Content view. I had placed all these page elements in to the Footer hence it was displaying in new pages associated to that particular Footer. Once I had figured it out I now look at the position field which I believe TD call “The Parent Zone”.
I wonder if it would be better to have the option to turn off the ability to edit the Header/Footer from within the page/post design?!
Kind regards
Lee
Hello,
I’m glad. Typically, the sections are separated and you can see them here -> https://i.imgur.com/nxNT9ql.png
Thank you!
