Hi Grant,
I’ve seen this format before. Not WordPress standard but the clue to the theme is the page.twig file.
single.twig
page.twig
There should be a folder in there called /twig
Inside the twig folder you should see the templates in a different format and php syntax.
### Note: I’m not sure of the extension format in the info below. EXT
single.EXT
page.EXT
index.EXT
What you need to do is replicate the format for the single.twig format file.
call it single-listing.EXT
Inside that insert Easy Property Listings Single template function.
single-listing.php
archive-listing.php
Now your single-listing.php and archive-listing.php should look like the page.php and single.php files, except this file should look like this.
single-listing.php
echo View::render(‘single-listing.twig’, array(
‘wp_query’ => $wp_query,
‘posts’ => $wp_query->posts,
));
Need to see how the archive/index.php is generated to give exact instructions, basically a template of the loop. It’s most likely the same.
Can you supply your WordPress / FTP details in a private reply.
NOTE: Check your theme documentation for how to make changes to the theme using a themes child theme. This will prevent you losing your changes on an update.
Solution for the archive page.
Create a page called for-sale and add use the built in shortcodes.
[listing post_type=”property”]
.
