But rather than use the template tool to copy the post layout each time I want to do it properly, I have created a custom post type for episodes with custom fields, is there an easy way to copy the rough layout from my current posts to a custom post template ie single-episodes.php. I have started by just copying the single.php file and modifying that, but I was wondering if there was a way to copy the layout into the new template.
For instance part of the code for the above post is:
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Episode 16
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Along The Rabbit-Proof Fence
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Overview
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All of us in Australia are familiar with the story of the Rabbit-Proof Fence - the remarkable true story of three young Aboriginal girls who crossed the harsh Australian desert on foot to return to their home. The nine-week walk was a complex adventure, but it is also a reminder of what can be achieved when we hold onto hope and find the faith to step out into the unknown.
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I really want to still make use of the shortcodes as I love the theme. I know this question is beyond the support forum but even if you could just give me a point in the right direction I would be very grateful.
The website is for a tv show, I have been adding individual episodes as blog posts: https://www.theincrediblejourney.tv/2310-2/
But rather than use the template tool to copy the post layout each time I want to do it properly, I have created a custom post type for episodes with custom fields, is there an easy way to copy the rough layout from my current posts to a custom post template ie single-episodes.php. I have started by just copying the single.php file and modifying that, but I was wondering if there was a way to copy the layout into the new template.
For instance part of the code for the above post is:
I really want to still make use of the shortcodes as I love the theme. I know this question is beyond the support forum but even if you could just give me a point in the right direction I would be very grateful.
Thanks heaps,
Matthew
Hey Again,
If you want to use Vc Shortcode and add that as part of the php template file you will have to use the "do_shortcode " php function . See url : https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/do_shortcode/ .
B.est
ThemeNectar Support Team