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creatureworksParticipant
I kind of figured this out.
Looks like Display type* How your blog posts will display = how posts will be displayed on archive pages. I thought this setting was only for the main blog page, which does not apply to me because I am using a KLEO posts Visual Composer module for that page.
But, changing the display type changes the layout of other pages such as search results and other (custom) post type archives. Which is probably why I had it set to standard in the first place.
I wish this theme included settings to choose the layout for author, category/tag and date archives, search results, etc. Please consider this as a feature! Thanks!
creatureworksParticipantWe figured it out:
Duplicate single.php to single-event.php in the child theme.
Duplicate content.php to content-event.php in the child theme.
Then, you must tell the single-event.php to call the content-event.php file:
<?php get_template_part( ‘content-event’, get_post_format() ); ?>
(This is not done automatically as a result of the naming convention as I previously assumed. It must be edited in the single-event.php file.)
Posting in case it helps anyone else in the future!creatureworksParticipantI know I could hide it with CSS, but that’s far from ideal. I was hoping for a more elegant solution.
Can you advise why creating my own content or single template is not working?
Or, is there is a way to enable layout options for my CPT in the theme settings?
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