I would like to provide an additional update regarding the issues I am facing with the Flex Loop elements and filtering in tagDiv Composer.

Custom Post Types vs. Standard Post Types

I have discovered that the filters behave better when using the standard post type instead of a custom post type. Specifically, when using the standard post type:

• With the “Hide empty terms” option enabled, empty terms remain hidden after selecting the first filter, which is the expected behavior.
• However, when attempting to adjust the selection in the second filter, all terms become visible again, each displaying a count of 1, even though they should be 0.

The issue where filters redirect to an archive page when the ‘multiple’ setting is disabled still persists as described earlier.

I hope this additional information helps in diagnosing the problem. Your assistance in resolving these issues would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you Calin, I will give it a try.

Well, since Gutenberg works great with Newspaper now, the workaround I came up with is not necessary anymore. 🙂

Nope, if I install the Gutenberg editor, the Tagdiv composer isn’t available anymore. So I found another work-around. It’s a bit odd but it works for me for now.

I create a page which I don’t publish. Here I compose my content with the Tagdiv composer. I close the composer, copy the code and paste it into the post. Now I have a good layout for my posts. I duplicate the post everytime I need to and change the content, the image values and download urls where necessary.

It’s workable but far from ideal so I hope you guys will make the tagdiv composer available for posts in the future.

Kind regards!

Hi Simon,

I think I found a solution. I can use the new Gutenberg editor to layout my posts (post content). Hope it works without problems with Newspaper.

Kind regards!

Hi Simon,

Thanks for your reply. How should I do that? Do I need to use another plug-in or do I need to use HTML? Simply putting the images in the editor and trying to align them doesn’t work…

I also need downloadbuttons below each picture.
Kind regards

• This reply was modified 7 years by rozemarijn.

Hi,
So if I understand correctly the only way to get 3 images in a row in the post itself is to use the WP Bakery Pagebuilder in the post? And make a surrounding template in the Cloud Templates. Will that work or will it break the page in some browsers? I mean; is that a recommended stable solution?
Or are there other ways to layout the post itself?
Should I use HTML?

It would be great if Tagdiv Pagebuilder also worked in the post itself.

Thank you dimitris! I needed this for Most Popular Posts of Last Year, so I changed ‘after’ => ‘1 week ago’ to ‘after’ => ‘1 year ago’.