You can definitely display username and other user info. However passwords are encrypted and you cannot display that on a user portal.

Thanks Stacey! Could you give a little more context or example of what you’re trying to achieve?

@@yourthemeco I've been working on a custom post type and needing to include unique files for each post that the viewer can download. So, say you have a custom post type "Services" for posting all of your services of your company. I would enter all the details about the services and then would like to upload multiple files that can be download by the viewer to learn more. Examples of those files could be a pdf of a flyer for that service, how to guides, part specs, etc. Then on the service page would be a file download page that shows the title of each file uploaded and link to download. I've been trying to do the file array option to get the title and url of the file on the output but have struggled to make it happen. I was able to get the output to show the complete array but unable to pull out the information I needed such as "title" and "url". I went ahead and used the output type of the repeater to "URL" instead of "Array" so I can use the url to hyperlink text of "download file". A bonus tip would be, how to turn off the dowload section if there isn't any files uploaded. I hope that makes sense!

If you have the output as "File Array", you can use looper field dynamic content. It would be {{dc:looper:field key="url"}} and {{dc:looper:field key="title"}} respectively. You can use a condition if the ACF field is empty + Twig. This {{ acf.post_field({"field":"files"}) | length }} would be 0 if your ACF field is empty.

A member of the team would be happy to help in our support forum.

Like a fine wine :)

Love hearing that, Hendrik. More on the way!

Very welcome!

They are managed from menus in the WordPress backend. Check out this article: theme.co/docs/how-to-set-up-navigation

There are a variety of choices ranging from "Once,” "Never,” or a specific time frame. It is cached based on the parameters you are sending to the API. More information can be found here: theme.co/docs/external-api-integration#cache

@yourthemeco Gotcha, that makes sense. What about images? If there was an api call returned with an image url, will it cache the url call to the image? Can you connect these calls through a CDN that stores all the images?

The image would be cached on a users page and not served from your site. If a CDN had an API where you could pass it a URL and it would give you back a URL to display on your page that would work. However the API you are using is probably already using a CDN and serving the images it sends you directly is probably fine.

Right back atcha!

Our pleasure! Love hearing other people's approach as well. One of the many super powers of Cornerstone is allowing multiple paths to get to a similar outcome.

Most welcome, more to come!

Fantastic, happy to hear it!

Thanks! Are you asking about a video on filtering in WooCommerce?

100%! And that with Some smart functions of cornerstone, (pro) and build it from scratch! Filtering some products based on tags and price or something. And yes! Im asking! Haha

Will definitely keep in mind. Just recently launched a WooCommerce Tips category for this series: theme.co/blog/woocommerce-tips

Hi There, a member of the team would be happy to help with custom code via our One service: theme.co/one

We're not sure how you are seeing that just from your comment. Feel free to jump into our forum, and we'll get you squared away.

That happens stock standard as soon as you create a WooCommerce Archive. If you turn off header, this disappears

Check the Shop settings in Theme Options, then if you need anything further a member of the team would be happy to take a look in the forum.

"x-bar-fixed" is a class that is added to the Header when it is fixed and shrunk. Using that you can shrink your logo when the header is fixed via ".x-bar-fixed $el { ... }" via Custom CSS in the Customize tab. We'd be happy to help with this custom coding via our One program (theme.co/one).

6.5.0+

Many thanks!

This is possible with our Slider API (theme.co/docs/slider-api) checking the current slide on the slider and adding the class "x-active" if it is the current slide is also the goto trigger. We're considering adding this as the default behavior to our sliders as well. If you use the Element "Slider Pagination" this could possibly achieve what you are trying to do. Thanks for the feedback.

We have color controls called "Interaction" that handle the hover look and feel. We place the class x-active on any toggleable Element that is currently active. Besides that I think you can target the styling through $el:active {} in custom css. Is that what you were referring to?

Most welcome!

Were not 100% sure what you are trying to do here. You can use String expressions and use the Dynamic Content {{dc:url:path}} to do conditions based on a website URL. So that a button is only showing on certain pages. Feel free to hop into our forum for additional help as well.

@@yourthemeco got it sorted, thanks so much tho!

Glad you enjoyed it!

We have had a lot of questions / requests related to parameters on Personify Components. This would be a great video for us to do, exploring advanced Parameters. We'll certainly keep in mind for the future. Thanks for your feedback.

The Customize Tab can be enabled through the Element Manager popup, "Enable Customization" button. For effects, your best bet is to add Parameters on specific things you'd like to be different per usage of a Component. Be sure to check out the Component Builder and Parameter docs if you haven't already.

Currently the trigger is setup only for one event, but we can set up a special event trigger for touch devices.

Our pleasure!

Most welcome!

You bet!

Glad it was helpful!

Thank-you Michael and will do!

In Pro 6.6. we are adding in the ability to use the layout editor for MEC post types. Stay tuned!

Thanks for the kind words! You really don't see the "Index" choices when you search for "Looper" in the Dynamic Content UI? Hop into the forum and we can help you there.

Many thanks! For sorting by popular posts, you can find a plugin that will keep track of page views and then sort them through that (will most likely store the data in a post meta field). For displaying a specific category, you could display a specific category first in Cornerstone then exclude that category from the normal blog list.

Thanks for the kind words! We're not sure what you mean here by pop-up animation. Could you elaborate?

@@yourthemeco At the start of the tutorial, when your clicking on the accordion tabs, the slide on the right pops up from the bottom. How do you create this effect?

On the Slide Element, look for the "Effects" tab and change the "Scroll" animation. Cheers!

This is something we are looking to add back into Pro 6. Stay tuned.

We are not using the Looper Query Builder in this video, but the default items WordPress provides us. Using the QB there are settings for number of posts and you could controls all this in the archive layout if you wanted to. Having settings to control the default query WordPress uses in the Archive Layout settings would be nice.

Yep, the next steps if you would like to go with this approach would be to create a Component for each text size or a Preset.

For many, the native typography settings in Theme Options will be just fine. We give a lot of optionality out of the box for things like root font sizes, heading settings, native stepped and scaling, etc without having to get into custom CSS. This is covered in detail in the docs: theme.co/docs/typography. The purpose of this tutorial is to show an implementation for those who want a 100% fluid approach. One isn’t better or worse, they’re simply different.

@@yourthemeco What would be an easy way to combine the CSS and template styles? It would be better to select H1, H2, etc and have the font automatically be the default color, font-family and size (with the css size name already there). If we then want to customise based on the content, we can dive into the settings.

Based on what you said, it sounds like you want to use Components or Presets along with this approach. I'm not 100% sure, but let us know if this info helps.

Good plan! Start with the most recent ones and especially our Getting Started Series: theme.co/blog/getting-started-with-cornerstone

@@yourthemeco thanks 👍