Is there conflict between Elementor single post template and custom post?
There is no toolset content template assigned. So there should be no conflict. When I display the elementor single post template on a page the design displays but no custom post field data is displayed.
Why is my Elementor template not displaying in page?
This will cause a problem with Elementor templates. If the problem occurs when you try to place an Elementor template in a custom Page using a shortcode, then you probably need to use a View to select the correct post, then insert the Elementor template shortcode in the View’s loop editor.
How to add custom fields in Elementor-wpdeveloper?
There you have to insert the field group name and add your desired custom fields name. Then you have to select your post name from the location section to add these fields on your custom post in a separate section. For example, here you add four custom fields in Penthouse field group and select post penthouse to display the fields in custom posts.
What should I do if my elementor is not working?
You can first try to simply clear your browser’s cache, use a different browser, or view in an incognito browser. If this doesn’t help, then follow these steps: Go to Elementor > Tools > Regenerate CSS and click the Regenerate Files button. Update your page.
Why is my single post template not displaying?
If the problem occurs when you try to display the single post, make sure no Toolset Content Template is assigned to this post type. This will cause a problem with Elementor templates.
How to display the post / Archive page title?
An easier way to display the Post/Archive Page Title is to use a regular Divi module and then pull in the Post/Archive Page Title using the dynamic content feature available within all Divi module. For example, you can use a text module and then add the post/archive page title as dynamic content to the body content.
How to display posts from a specific category?
Instead of just displaying posts from category 3 it displays posts from all category’s. The argument isn’t category, it is cat. Your query fails because you are using an argument that doesn’t exist. Notice that I have converted your query_posts () into a new WP_Query object. Do not use query_posts (), ever. Even the Codex states so.