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How can I personalize title of the archive page with cloud templates?
In particular the date format, screenshot attached.

Let me know. Thanks

Since today, I cannot publish any posts. I just get the message “Publishing failed”. I have these errors in my error log:

[06-Mar-2023 23:15:41 UTC] PHP Warning: Undefined variable $billing_payment_method in /home/***/***/wp-content/plugins/td-subscription/includes/tds_ajax.php on line 1810
[07-Mar-2023 06:14:19 UTC] PHP Warning: Undefined array key 3 in /home/***/***/wp-content/plugins/td-cloud-library/includes/tdb_functions.php on line 2282

Can you please help to fix?

Hi Guys, when we create a custom template for a custom post type it looks like the only way to enable it is globally via the Cloud Templates interface. For posts, we can select from all the available templates in ‘Post Settings’ on a post-by-post basis. Is there any way we can do this with custom post types? I,e, if we have more than one custom cloud template, when adding a custom post type we can select ‘custom template 1’ or ‘custom template 2’?

Also, when we’ve imported cloud templates it’s created ‘Global Colours’ in tagDiv Composer, where are these colours stored and can we add our own global colours?

Thanks
Matt

Hello. I have done various works to speed up the site. Finally, I installed cloudflare. After that, I started to be unable to access the theme panel. Currently, when I click on the theme panel, it redirects me to the login page. It logs out automatically every time I log in and try again. I disabled all plugins but the result did not change.

Cloud Templates Not working. The top of the page has disappeared. Please help me fix it. Thank

Hi,

We have shortcode to display single post tags, categories, and custom taxonomies. It would be great to have a shortcode that can display all the taxonomies(including custom taxonomies) in one place by putting comma separated values. For example, a shortcode that takes the following values, categories, post_tags, custom-taxonomy-1, custom-taxonomy-2 and display all of them in one place skipping the taxonomy that is not used for the article.

If you think that’s enough for you to know, you can skip the rest of the post. But if you want to know why I made this request, please continue reading.

The reason is that tags in wordpress are painfully disorganized.

Suppose you have a tech blog. The categories are

1. OS(subcategories(Linux, Windows, Mac, etc));
2. Programming(subcategories(software dev, web dev, AI, etc));
3. Sysadmin(subcategories(security, performance, monitoring, etc));

Everything’s sweet upto this point.

Now, tags come into play…Suppose we have these tags:

js, css, python, c#, commands, cloud, database, dns, networking, firewalls, mathematics, algorithm, scaling, infrastructure, servers, ubuntu, debian, fedora, css, html, responsive web design, apache, nginx, litespeed, oop, mysql, response time, jobs, remote work, visualstudio, support, updates, disaster management, testing, training, etc.

You can see there is no organization among tags. But there is a pattern, some tags are programming languages, some are OS, some are web servers, some are performance related. One can argue as to why not use them as sub-sub categories for organization? But a job tag could be placed in a lot of categories and so could be python and a lot of others. Moreover, a tag is open and free of relations and hierarchy. Also tags could be thousands in numbers, categories shouldn’t be.

But this is not the main issue because everthing can be solved with the help of custom taxonomies using a plugin.

Following custom taxonomies can be created:-
Tag Programming Language— js, c++, python, c#, java, swift, php, html, css, c and a lot more
Tag Work— Job, workplace, remote work, team management, salary, interview prepration, etc
Tag Software— VS code, notepade++, putty, virtualmin, termius, cyberduck, etc
Tag Infotech— dns, networking, infrastructure, clustering, cloud computing, scaling, firewalls, scripting, nginx, and a
hundred more.

This type of organization is not possible with categories. Firstly because the above organization is not hierarchical, secondly there’s no stress of numbers. They can be in thousands. Thirdly, they don’t share any exclusive relationship to their parent.

You might ask why I want this. User experience. That’s all.

For example, I can make separate section for different types of taxonomies for users to see. A section for softwares, a section for infotech, a section for programming languages, etc, or put softwares, infotech or programming languages in the header menu along with the categories. Imagine seeing a section displaying hundreds of tags on a website on a single page. That would a disaster. Pure chaos. But with custom taxonomy I can achive this.

Now the problem is everything is ready. I have four different type of custom taxonomy. I write an article that requires these tags— job, python, cloud, termius. But, as seen above, these are all different taxonomies(not tags).

To display them on my article, I have to use four different custom taxonomy shortcodes and put each taxonomy in each shortcode setting. These would occupy four horizontal lines(a lot of space, and will look ugly).

It would make the job a lot easier if just one shortcode could do this job. Like putting work, infotech, programming language, softwares, etc in the shortcode will show all the taxonomy terms at one place like tags. And if a term is put in shortcode but is not used in article, it won’t appear. Because you don’t know which taxonomy would be used on which article because it’s a global template. So you put all of them and the unused ones are not shown.

All you would have to do is create a shortcode that is able to accept multiple types of taxonomies and display them in one row(inline) and discard the taxonomy types that are not used even if they are in shortcode.

Thanks.

If you want, I can share examples.

I have a page template under cloud templates, but how do I add this on my pages? When I make a new page, it doesn’t use that template, which is likely because there is no “global” option for the page template. I can add a page template from cloud templates, but I want to use my own template, not the ones available on the cloud.

I have configured the “Category – School PRO” template to my needs, custom CCS, etc., and now I want Tags to use the same template, replacing the “Tag – School PRO” template. But I don’t know how to copy from one place to another, or how to assign the “Category – School PRO” to tags.

Just in case, here is a capture of the tadDiv cloud templates screen showing what I need:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1C6nOvOUyBLvnbK0dOH7aKqBgIjZK6MxO/view?usp=share_link

Because one of my category templates is a theme template (instead of a cloud template) I can’t edit it with tagDiv and easily view/adjust it to the four available viewports (Desktop, Landscape, Portrait and Phone).
What should I do to discriminate by code the different viewports and adjust the css styles without tagDiv?