Hi,
There’s something I don’t get: why do the names of the single post templates in the Cloud Templates don’t match the names of the default posts styles?
For example, I’m using the post template style 13 (https://www.mondeoz.com/equipement-voyage/creme-solaire-voyage/) but when I download the “single post template 13” in the Cloud Templates, it’s not the same one.
After some research, I think the template 7 matches the style 13 but I’m not 100% sure.
I want to download the exact same styles (12 and 13) so I can make a little modification (adding a “last modified” date) as it seems that there is no other way to do so. But I don’t want to fuck up all the design that took me ages to set up. That’s why I want to be 100% sure.
Can you kindly explain? I must be missing something…
Thanks
Hi,
Indeed the name/number of templates for tagDiv Cloud Library differ from the default posts templates, that is because the templates from tagDiv Cloud Library use only flex blocks and our designer change the order of templates that those single posts was made.
If you want to use the same style for 12 and 13 from tagDiv Cloud Library you should use the single post template 6 and 7
Thank you!
Hi Calin,
Thanks for your reply and pointing at the correct templates.
Can you kindly confirm that, if I want to show a “last modified” date on articles that have been modified, using a template is the only way to do so? Or is there an other (easier) way?
Thanks
Hello !
You can add modified date only on single post templates from the Cloud Library and add the Single post modified date: https://www.screencast.com/t/KPT2w7wx
Thank you !
Hi,
Alright, thanks Vlad
