Craig

Hi @willemso, thank you for your reply. I will give what you suggest a try and let you know how it goes.

Awesome work from Simon (and Jamie) from the Beaver Builder support team.

I can confirm that by making the change above in the category.php file, everything is working as it should.

Thank you Simon, Jamie and Olivier.

After further investigation, and discussion with the BB support team, it doesn’t appear to be anything to do with Beaver Builder. It was tested on a non BB site and the result was the same.

I tried playing around with the category title and slug, and here is what I found:-

Tried “writing for the car” – no “r”
Tried “writing for the near” – no “r”
Tried “writing for the fear” – no “r”
Tried “writing for the butter” – no r
Tried “writing for the eat” – works fine
Tried “writing for the cat” – works fine

So it seems to be the letter R at the end that is being removed, but if the word does not end in an R, it seems to be fine.

https://share.cleanshot.com/HoAs0xrEOyCpNOsgEkuT

The Beaver Builder module I am using is a Post Grid module which has the ability to add a custom layout with HTML (which is what I am using and is shown in the screen grab in my previous post).

Unfortunately, the &#10 or &#13 didn’t work.

I will get in touch with Beaver Builder support and see if they can shed some light of the issue from their end.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by Craig.

I have tried a regular br, and it cuts off some of the text (see screen grab)

Screen Grab

I’m using WP 6.0 and Beaver Builder/Beaver Builder Theme (child)

Hi Olivier,

Thanks for your reply. The shortcode I used has the spaces removed, but unfortunately it still doesn’t work. I also tried adding the entity in the plugin UI, but when saving, the entity disappears.

I just added the spaces here as even when wrapping the shortcode in a code wrapper, it doesn’t display properly.

Craig

Hi Steve,

Many thanks… that was exactly what was required.

Much appreciated.

Craig

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by Craig.

Hi Steve,

I am currently using a Beaver Builder custom layout (code shown below). So when there are no properties the placeholders appear but without the actual property information inserted. So I was hoping there might be a way to wrap the code in a conditional (similar to the ‘_department’ conditional), but based on the output of the “On Market” checkbox.

I reckon it could work if there was a way I could check the result of the “On Market” checkbox, then I could use something like [wpbb-if post:custom_field key='_on_market' exp='equals' value='true']code block here[/wpbb-if]

Kind regards,
Craig

<div class=“search-result">

[wpbb-if post:featured_image]
<div class="fl-post-image">
	[wpbb post:featured_image size="large" display="tag" linked="yes"]
</div>
[/wpbb-if]

<div class="fl-post-text">

?? ?<h2 class="town">[wpbb post:custom_field key='_address_three']</h2>

?? ?<p class="fl-post-title">[wpbb post:custom_field key='_address_name_number'] [wpbb post:custom_field key='_address_street']??[wpbb post:custom_field key='_address_two'] [wpbb post:custom_field key='_address_three']??[wpbb post:custom_field key='_address_postcode']</p>

?? ?<h2 class="price">￡[wpbb post:custom_field key='_price_actual'] [wpbb-if post:custom_field key='_department' exp='equals' value='residential-lettings']pcm[/wpbb-if]</h2>

?? ?<div>
?? ?	[wpbb post:excerpt length="20" more="..."]
?? ?</div>

?? ?<div class="rooms">
?? ? ? ?<span class="rwd-line"><i class="far fa-bed"></i>&ensp;BEDROOMS x <strong>[wpbb post:custom_field key='_bedrooms']</strong><em>&ensp;|&ensp;</em></span>
?? ? ? ?<span class="rwd-line"><i class="far fa-bath"></i>&ensp;BATHROOMS x <strong>[wpbb post:custom_field key='_bathrooms']</strong><em>&ensp;|&ensp;</em></span>
?? ? ? ?<span class="rwd-line"><i class="far fa-couch"></i>&ensp;RECEPTION ROOMS x <strong>[wpbb post:custom_field key='_reception_rooms']</strong></span>
?? ?</div>

?? ?<div class="fl-post-more-link">
?? ? ? ?	[wpbb post:link text="custom" custom_text="VIEW THE PROPERTY"]
?? ?</div>

</div>

</div>

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by Craig.
• This reply was modified 3 years ago by Craig.

Hi @nerdaryan,

Thanks for getting back to me. Are there any plans to update the plugin in the future? Or should I just look at another method of trying to hide AnsPress from non-paying members?

Hi Doeke,

Thank you very much for the detailed response. And, yes, it is for a single entry.

I thought it may be less than straight forward. I shall endeavour to give this a try, and let you know how it goes.

Best regards,
Craig

Hi @gafflink,

You will likely need to purchase the Property Import plugin.

We use it on FBR Seed

Cheers,
Craig

Hi @aedum1,

Here is the styling I used on https://www.fbrseed.com

Search Form CSS

There is also a bit of jQuery involved which is used for toggling the Radio buttons in the search form…

Search Form jQuery

Let me know if this is any help.

Best,
Craig

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Craig. Reason: typo

@polarracing sorry, noted. I should have been more explicit, but it was both you and @codemonkeynorth’s suggestions that led me to getting my head around using CCS and realising what a powerful tool it is.

Thanks for all your input guys.

I have played around with this awesome plugin a bit over the last few days and it seems that it can be as simple as this to achieve what I am looking for…

[if field=wpcf-online-event-date after=yesterday in=timestamp]
[field wpcf-online-event-date in=timestamp date_format="l j F"]
Today, or Date in the Future
[/if]

[if field=wpcf-online-event-date before=today in=timestamp]
[field wpcf-online-event-date in=timestamp date_format="l j F"]
Date which has passed
[/if]

??

Hey Ben,

Thanks for getting back to me.

The link to Rémi’s code was perfect, thank you.

Cheers,
Craig