I’m new to Pinegrow and this is my first post here.
I use Pinegrow Theme Converter to convert pages made in Webflow to WordPress.
I have normal posts and two custom post types on the website I’m working on, and I want to set up custom pages containing those posts.
For example, I have a custom post type “Trips” and there is a post “Miami”
so the path will be like: www.mypage.com/trips/miami but there’s nothing under the link: www.mypage.com/trips, it redirects to the home page.
If I create a page called “Trips” it won’t work because the name is already taken.
So how do I create a custom page containing my custom posts “Trips” that will be under the link: www. mypage . com / trips ?
Hi @Grzegorz,
For your CPT are you using a dedicated template? Like single-trips.php? This and checking your permalink settings on the WordPress side should give the results you are looking for. Here is a link to this topic for the full Pinegrow, but should give you some insight into what needs to be done with the Theme Converter. A guide to WordPress templates for posts, pages and custom post types | Pinegrow Web Editor
Cheers,
Bob
Hi @Grzegorz,
Do you mean an archive page? It would be a template like archive-trips.php. That would contain a loop pulling in the various trip CPT.
Bob
Hi @Grzegorz,
For some reason,loading your image through inline styling is losing the width. Not sure why. Setting the width to 100vw displays the image, but the flow still isn’t quite right. My best guess is that something further up the page is disturbing the flow, or I don’t understand inline vs stylesheet handling of background well enough.
I don’t quite get your second question.
Cheers,
Bob
In fact, it’s not about PHP, the information provided is very interesting so you can (among MANY other things) check which template is really used for the display of a view, the current conditions etc …