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Template displaying incorrectly
I am trying to use the same template on multiple pages but referencing different reviews using the post IDs
The reviews are displaying on the first page I inserted the shortcode into, but subsequent pages seem to be displaying all default settings.
Are the templates not reusable and I need a different one for each page?
Thank you for your help.
Customer support service by UserEcho
That is strange. You can use the same template on multiple pages. Can you provide the URLs?
Here is the first page I added it to with the settings I'm hoping for
https://suburban-k9.com/our_team/molly-juneau/
And here is how it looks on subsequent pages. I tested it on a couple others.
https://suburban-k9.com/our_team/oscar-vela-gonzalez/
On this page...
https://suburban-k9.com/our_team/oscar-vela-gonzalez/
Are you sure you have more than 3 reviews? If there are less than the number of reviews for one slide then it can't create the slider. However, the color of the stars should match. Looks like a bug for sure.
Progress!
There was only one more review that belonged on that page, I added it and it looks like the setting to shorten the review to three lines is bugged on that page as well.
I then added the shortcode to another page that I know I had enough reviews to add. It had the same issue with the color and line shortening with 3 reviews, but as soon as I added a 4th reviews it began displaying properly like the first page.
Okay, sounds like we have it narrowed down. I'll do some testing and get a fix out.
Out of curiosity, are the bugs still there if you switch over to the Advanced slider?
Good call, switching to advanced does correct both bugs.
I just copied all the settings someone else had on our previous templates and went from there. Is there any load time variance or something else that would be a reason to not use this Advanced setting?
It should load really close to the same speed. It uses a different javascript slider library with more options. I've debated on removing the Normal slider, but in some rare cases the normal does work a little better for people.