No worries. That’s why we work on staging site. : )

I re-uploaded a clean functions.php and then put the code above in, with post type “job_listing” instead of job and it worked!
How did you identify the name of the custom post type? I’m going to need to do the same thing on my other site where a differnt plugin generates custom post type for downloads. I’ll provide access to that site too in case it’s easier for you to look up than tell me how to do.

A related P.S. — why is the presentation of page content SO different when there’s no sidebar?

Here’s a job I was able to remove the sidebar from:
https://solace2.staging.wpengine.com/job/intermediate-full-stack-software-developer

Here’s a job with sidebar:
https://solace2.staging.wpengine.com/job/human-resources-administrator

I would expect/hope that the sidebar would just disappear and the content would run full width. But no…it centers the content, in a skinny page, with bigger font size. So annoying. I’ll address it by adding a new “Jobs Sidebar” with relevant content, but it’d be nice to be able to just kill sidebar and get the expect behavior.

I tried that, didn’t work because when I went to “set image as my profile picture” I got a white-screen-of-death. I’ve included admin access to my staging site in case there’s something you can look at or do to help.

When you say “replace my_custom_post_type_x and replace it with your custom post type…”
How do I know what to put there? Is that the same as the slug for the custom post type?

My jobs are URL like https://solace2.staging.wpengine.com/job/senior-full-stack-software-developer

I added the code you sent tweaked as follows, but it doesn’t do anything.

add_theme_support('avia_template_builder_custom_css');

add_filter('avf_builder_boxes', 'add_builder_to_posttype');

function add_builder_to_posttype($metabox) {
  foreach($metabox as &$meta) {
    if($meta['id'] == 'avia_builder' || $meta['id'] == 'layout') {
      $meta['page'][] = 'job';
    }
  }

  return $metabox;
}

Hmm, good to know, I guess, but as you can see by the screenshots above it’s not working for me.
I provided admin deets above per Yigit’s request. Since you’ve worked with this plugin before and know how it’s worked for you in the past maybe you’d be better able to troubleshoot whatever’s wrong?

I feel like I need to clarify that last point. I don’t want help getting the plugin to work. Rather I’m wondering how I SHOULD be doing this, ideally without a plugin, because I can’t believe the theme is so absolutely locked in to assuming all authors have gravatars.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by JeeBar.

Sure, disable away. Permission and credentials are same as above, provided again in private content here…

Sure. Thanks. Admin credentials in private content.

FYI I did try deactivating plugins, and the behavior persisted even with every single plugin deactivated.
But feel free to deactivate plugins and add custom code as necessary.

Sure. It’s a staging site but I’ll give access in private info.

Thanks, I figured there was some tiny little difference I was missing.

It’s still not working though, links still go to the next post based on publish time, across any and all categories.

In fact, it seems to have introduced a new problem. The previous post button now always links to the current post. Load up this (or any) post and note the previous post link. Next post works fine, but as you click to each next post, the previous link is always to the same post you are on.

By the way, please let me know if you do anything to the site. I’m going to be pushing my staging site to live later this evening and want to pmake sure I don’t accidentally publish any “test stuff” you might do.

No other users are editing the site.

In fact, that bug is popping up when no changes have been made to the site. At all. The problem just pops up out of the blue, then goes away when i clear the cache — again without making any changes to the site.

Oh. Wow. Sorry. Oops. Totally don’t remember doing that. Thanks for the catch/fix.

Is there any way to have those post nav links only link to posts within the same category?

Right now they link across categories which is unacceptable for my site because I use “posts” for some things that aren’t really blog posts, like integration guides and syndication of questions from Stack Overflow.

Thanks Elliott. Good to know. I’m new to the use of functions.php for stuff like that. Very good to know.

I actually just came up with a different less back-end-hacky solution that I love, and probably should have thought of sooner, lol.

I created a custom “Page” that is just the way I want it — totally custom page title, page-specific sidebar, meta hidden by CSS, etc., and set up a redirect from the actual category page (http://dev.solacesystems.com/category/integration-guides/) to my custom page (http://dev.solacesystems.com/docs/integration-guides/)

Works like a charm, and gives me a lot more flexibility.

You can close this ticket, thanks.