Styling Address section in single store page

FYI, I have already enabled the single-wpsl_stores.php template page.

From this, I can only alter the order of the map, address and hours data via the shortcodes and can’t actually edit the formatting of the text produced by it, like I can with the wpsl_listing_template filter for the listing frontend.

The only way to do that is by writing custom code that outputs the address details.

You can see how the [wpsl_address] creates the HTML output here.

You can copy it, paste it in the single-wpsl_stores.php, and adjust it to your needs. Do replace $atts[‘id’] with $queried_object->ID, and leave out the $atts everywhere.

Ok, not sure I have got the code quite right. This is what I have pasted into single-wpsl_stores.php but when I go to navigate the page, it is broken and returning a 500 error.

<?php

				            if ( get_post_type() == 'wpsl_stores' ) {
	                if ( empty( $queried_object->ID ) ) {
                    if ( isset( $post->ID ) ) {
	                        $queried_object->ID = $post->ID;
                    } else {
                        return;
                    }
	                }
	            } else if ( empty( $queried_object->ID ) ) {
                return __( 'If you use the [wpsl_address] shortcode outside a store page you need to set the ID attribute.', 'wpsl' );
            }

				$content = '<div class="wpsl-locations-details">';

if ( ['name'] && $store_name = get_the_title( $queried_object->ID ) ) {
$content .= '<span><strong>' . esc_html( $store_name ) . '</strong></span>';
}

$content .= '<div class="wpsl-location-address">';

if ( ['address'] && $store_address = get_post_meta( $queried_object->ID, 'wpsl_address', true ) ) {
     $content .= '<span>' . esc_html( $store_address ) . '</span><br/>';
}

if ( ['address2'] && $store_address2 = get_post_meta( $queried_object->ID, 'wpsl_address2', true ) ) {
               $content .= '<span>' . esc_html( $store_address2 ) . '</span><br/>';
}

$address_format = explode( '_', $wpsl_settings['address_format'] );
$count = count( $address_format );
$i = 1;

// Loop over the address parts to make sure they are shown in the right order.
foreach ( $address_format as $address_part ) {

  // Make sure the shortcode attribute is set to true for the $address_part, and it's not the 'comma' part.
           if ( $address_part != 'comma' && [$address_part] ) {
               $post_meta = get_post_meta( $queried_object->ID, 'wpsl_' . $address_part, true );

                if ( $post_meta ) {

                    /*
                      * Check if the next part of the address is set to 'comma'.
                      * If so add the, after the current address part, otherwise just show a space
                      */
                      if ( isset( $address_format[$i] ) && ( $address_format[$i] == 'comma' ) ) {
                          $punctuation = ', ';
                       } else {
                         $punctuation = ' ';
                    }

                     // If we have reached the last item add a <br /> behind it.
                       $br = ( $count == $i ) ? '<br />' : '';

                     $content .= '<span>' . esc_html( $post_meta ) . $punctuation . '</span>' . $br;
                   }
               }

               $i++;
           }

         if ( ['country'] && $store_country = get_post_meta( $queried_object->ID, 'wpsl_country', true ) ) {
             $content .= '<span>' . esc_html( $store_country ) . '</span>';
        }

            $content .= '</div>';

				?>

Try this code.

That is still breaking the page for some reason? Without it, the pages works fine. Existing code (minus your suggestion above) shown below:

<?php
/**
 * Example of a single WPSL store template for the Twenty Fifteen theme.
 *
 * @package Twenty_Fifteen
 */
get_header(); ?>

   	<div class="main_bg">

	<div id="content" class="row main">
	<div class="twelve columns">
        <main id="main" class="site-main" role="main">
            <article id="post-<?php the_ID(); ?>" <?php post_class(); ?>>
               <header class="entry-header">
                    <h1 class="entry-title"><?php single_post_title(); ?></h1>
                </header>
				                <?php
                    global $post;
                    $queried_object = get_queried_object();

                    // Add the map shortcode
                    echo do_shortcode( '[wpsl_map]' );
                ?>
				</div>
                <div class="four columns">
				<h3>Address</h3>

				<?php // Added wpsl-custom-address.php code here ?>

				<h3>Opening Hours</h3>
				                <?php
                    global $post;
                    $queried_object = get_queried_object();

					// Add the address shortcode
                    echo do_shortcode( '[wpsl_hours]' );

                ?>
                </div>
				<div class="eight columns">
				                <?php
                    global $post;
                    $queried_object = get_queried_object();

                    // Add the content
                    $post = get_post( $queried_object->ID );
                    setup_postdata( $post );
                    the_content();
                    wp_reset_postdata( $post );

                ?>
				<h3>Contact Dealer</h3>
				<?php echo do_shortcode('[contact-form-7 id="66" title="Dealer Page Contact Form"]');?>
				</div>
            </article>
        </main><!-- #main -->
		</div>
    </div><!-- #primary -->

<?php get_footer(); ?>'

You don’t need to do global $post and get_queried_object more then once.

This template works fine for me with the address code.

If you get errors, try to enable WP_DEBUG and WP_DEBUG_LOG and check the debug.log file for errors inside the /wp-content/ directory.

Fixed it. Error caused by [] around second reference of $address_part on line 58 of your example. Removed those and it worked.

Thanks for your help Tijmen. Really pleased with this plugin ??