• Resolved Sumukha

    (@sumukha)


    Hello,

    I am looking for a module for propenrty management and while testing the plugin I am running into two problems:

    1. No matter what theme I am using (Twenty Twelve or Divi), the Heading (street address) doesn’t show in the listing page.

    2. Since I usually work with Divi and the Theme Builder, I create a template for Rentals – of course including the Post Content module. But whether or not I include a text module with the [listing] shortcode or [listing post_type=”rental”], the listing only shows menu bar and footer, no content section..

    What am I missing?

    Thanks!

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  • Thread Starter Sumukha

    (@sumukha)

    Ok, solved #1 – check marking “Display Street Address?” solved that.

    However, question #2 remains: what elements to put into the theme builder template apart from the post content?

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter Sumukha

    (@sumukha)

    After a lot of trial and error, I discovered that this plugin can actually used with the Divi Theme Builder (data sources function) – which is nice. Haven’t found any documentation about it though.

    Plugin Author Merv Barrett

    (@mervb1)

    Hi there, sorry for the delay in responding to your questions about Divi and Easy Property Listings.

    While we don’t officially provide support here in the WordPress forums we do.

    RE 2. Since I usually work with Divi and the Theme Builder, I create a template for Rentals – of course including the Post Content module. But whether or not I include a text module with the [listing] shortcode or [listing post_type=”rental”], the listing only shows menu bar and footer, no content section..

    We added the [listing_element] shortcode for page builders like Divi, Elementor, WP Bakery, Oxygen, any that can override template files.

    The goal of this shortcode is to allow you to use the do_action hooks in your template to render the items found in the template files.

    Any do_action hook can be called using that shortcode. You can even call custom field values and post elements.

    Eg to render the price:

    [listing_element type="action" action_key="epl_property_price"]

    That will render the processed price value, even the processed address result (eg if runs through the “Display Street Address?” condition.

    [listing_element type="action" action_key="epl_property_address"]

    See the bae template hooks here in the Single Template file.

    We do build a lot of Custom Templates for customers where we prefer to create them in PHP and SAAS process (coding) vs page builders. You can achieve a lot with page builders like Divi/Elementor/Others.

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