Is it possible to modify the query of a posts widget in Elementor to inject and advert every nth element?
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I faced with interesting situation.
When we need to put some products into carousel from content slot - we just open a selected template in this content slot (https://prnt.sc/rgcp9f) and get products from slotcontent <isloop items="${slotcontent.content}....
But what we have to do when we need to show products from two different content slots in one carousel ?
The first content slot has content type recommendation
and second has content type product.
So which ways exist to combine these products from different templates in one carousel?
Thanks in advance!
Alex,
I think the best thing to do with this is to build a new rendering template that just outputs the product tiles. Assign that to both of the slot configurations. Then, you can wrap both isslot tags in the parent template with the container tags you need for the carousel.
I hope this helps,
Steve
I start out in a listview where each item in the listview is an item each with a unique _id displaying only partial information, clicking on them will route to another page and display all the info. Now, I click on an item, route to the unique id and a brand new component, then, in the new component, I take that unique ID, search up that unique ID in my MongoDB database, then display the item that was found.
If not, what is a better way? I was trying to model youtube's URL design (at least what it appears to me), in the home page, they display many videos, and then on click, they route to /watch + specific id, and then display the video.
I've got two lists of models (posts and glossary items) that are each loaded via AJAX and displayed in their own views. Both have a title and some HTML content.
What I'd like to do in the post view is wrap every mention of one of the glossary item titles in a link to that item. So if I have "Orange" and "Apple" glossary items every mention of "orange" or "apple" in any of the post content will get turned into a link.
I'm not sure how to go about it since both lists are being loaded via AJAX and it doesn't know which will be there first. I'm new to Angular though so I was hoping someone could give me an idea of what direction to go in or what feature I should be looking at.
Check the highlighter here , check the source code and modify it so that it can add a blue color and anchor tag, with href = your link for that item.
Also make sure you apply highlighter only after loading both the ajax reqs.
I created a directive that handles infinity loading of blog posts as the user scrolls down.
I'm wondering how AngularJS handles the addition of new blog posts when the feed is rendered using ng-repeat.
For example
<article ng-repeat="post in posts">
// stuff...
</article>
Are all the articles recreated each time posts is updated with new posts? Assuming that only new posts are appended to the array.
Is ng-repeat smart enough to only create the new posts?
I worry that after the user has scrolled down for a long period the refresh rate will get slower as ng-repeat recreates all the blogs each time new ones are fetched from the server.
ng-repeat, by default, tracks the items of the collection by their $id(): angular associates an identity to every item, and if you add a node to the collection, the elements already associated to the existing items of the collection won't be recreated.
OTOH, if your strategy is to recreate a new collection of items every time you scroll down, the new items will have a different identity (even if they represent the same post as before), and angular will recreate all the DOM elements. That's what track by is for: it allows telling ng-repeat how to associate DOM elements with items of the collection. You could for example use track by id, and an element previously associated with an item with id 3 will be preserved by ng-repeat and be associated to the new item having the id 3.
I have three divs (on the same page)with different id that I would like to use pagination for. I am using CakePHP's inbuilt pagination method to bring about this. The first page for all the divs are displayed correctly. But if I am in the first page of the second div and click the next link, I get the next items of the first div.
And similarly, If there are no items for the third div for the second page, yet I get the items for the first div.
How can I go about setting up pagination to control the three lists independently?
There is a post about this on the Debuggable site.
How to have multiple paginated widgets on the same page with CakePHP
If you want to use inbuilt pagination, you won't be ale do this.
Thus, you have to write your own pagination. or just create new helper extends on the original one