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Hi,
I’m trying to add a Code Block to a page that has its own page template. The template is actually a literal copy of the original page.php file, except it has an extra <?php /* Template Name: Alternate */ ?> just to declare its name, and the filename is different, of course (it’s page-alternate.php).
The result on the front end is the following, instead of whatever I write in the Code Block:
[avia_codeblock_placeholder uid=”0″]I’ve read other topics where the answer was “ALB doesn’t play well with templates”, but that doesn’t help!
My question is: Is there a fix to this?
How can I have the Code Block work in my template exactly as expected? (i.e. work the same as the default template)Thanks
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RikardHi,
Thank you for the info. You have to duplicate the template-builder.php instead of the page.php file. This template renders the shortcodes inside the advance layout builder. The current template should work fine if you switch to the default editor.
Best regards,
IsmaelHi Ismael,
I’m not sure I understand, sorry.
So if I want to create a custom template called “Example”, that I can apply to a page, I can/should do it through the template-builder.php instead of creating a page-example.php file, is that it?Thanks
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