@Calin yes for sure. It works with the original template that came with Forest Beat. I merely duplicated, and replaced with the Post Loop.

I have already emailed in.

I did. It was 6, then it didn’t show up.

I removed, also didn’t show up.

Now I set it back to 6, and cleared cache, also didn’t show up.

Limit post number: (empty)
Offset posts: (empty)

Yet when visiting /category/reviews/ and clicking page 2, leading to an empty page on /category/reviews/page/2/

Quite buggy, not sure if it’s a theme issue or what.

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Got it thanks. By the way, how come sometimes when I use the Posts Loop 2 inside e.g. a category template, /page/2/ shows up empty?

Ah I realise Cloudflare’s rocket loader interfere with this. Thanks.

VM3752:52 Uncaught ReferenceError: tdcDebug is not defined

Ok thanks, that works. But how do I change it such that instead of:

[Category label] author_name – December 10, 2025

It should be

[Category label] author_name | December 10, 2025

I noted in the examples, you guys used a 1 px border for the |

But in the post loop, your customisation is severely restricted. No way to change – to a | at all, is that correct?

Is there no way to override the Post Loop to customise to what we want? For example, there’s no way to edit the styling of the taxonomies (e.g. categories) labels – like the colour, background, font size, and adding in a border | to the side, to match the example given in the Flex Loop Module Templates.

Thanks but now it ends up with a different layout. And we can’t really customise the Post Loop element’s layout much to even follow the modules.

The Post Loop isn’t very customisable at all. What if we want the Post Loop to follow the module of the Flex Loop Builder? Like the positioning of the author, date, categories etc.

I see, yes indeed I found it in the modules! Did not know it’s there actually. Thanks. Got it fixed.

Yep that works for single post template, I managed to edit the date time format.

However it seems for posts (w/ title, description, categories, date, reading time) inside a Flex Block Builder that came with the default Forest Beat example, there’s no way to edit the “date element” inside the Flex Block Builder. Clicking on the date brings me to the “Flex Block Builder” instead of the date element.

So it’s still not working for me specifically for the posts on Forest Beat homepage. Still has its own date time format.

I had to dig into the source code (i.e. via Edit instead of tagDiv composer) to find out:

[tdb_flex_block_builder limit=”2″ tdc_css=”eyJhbGwiOnsibWFyZ2luLWJvdHRvbSI6IjAiLCJkaXNwbGF5IjoiIn19″ cloud_tpl_module_id=”23″ modules_on_row=”eyJhbGwiOiI1MCUiLCJwaG9uZSI6IjEwMCUifQ==” modules_gap=”eyJhbGwiOiI0MCIsInBvcnRyYWl0IjoiMzAifQ==” modules_vert_align=”stretch” all_modules_space=”eyJwaG9uZSI6IjMwIn0=” offset=”1″]

There’s no way to edit the date field inside tdb_flex_block_builder!

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It seems like I’ve to dig into the TDB shortcodes to find out that there “M d, Y” is hidden inside there.

But interestingly, certain elements e.g. flex block builder, that contains posts inside it with dates, I cannot click into the date visually to edit the date format. Is it intended?

^ Clicking into the date, will not allow me to edit anything. Does this mean the post template is hidden elsewhere?

• This reply was modified 9 months by jjgoi.