Edit in Wordpress for customer

dragana
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dragana posted this 02 October 2016

Is it not possible for the end customer to edit their text in Wordpress cpanel when I have made the theme with Themler?

Is it not possible for the end customer to edit their text in Wordpress cpanel when I have made the theme with Themler?
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Support Team
Support Team posted this 03 October 2016

Hi,

You mean the text in the content or some static text added from Themler? The static content can not be edited by the end user without Themler subscription. The dynamic content (articles) edited within Themler will be presented as the shortcodes and you can actually edit the text within that code.
If you want the content to be presented in the WP admin panel as the simple text in the visual editor, then you should not edit the content inside Themler, add it in regular way from the WP admin.

Sincerely,
Hella

Hi, You mean the text in the content or some static text added from Themler? The static content can not be edited by the end user without Themler subscription. The dynamic content (articles) edited within Themler will be presented as the shortcodes and you can actually edit the text within that code. If you want the content to be presented in the WP admin panel as the simple text in the visual editor, then you should not edit the content inside Themler, add it in regular way from the WP admin. Sincerely, Hella
dragana
73 Posts
dragana posted this 03 October 2016

I want it to be easy for the customer to edit text on pages. How can they do that? Lets say if I have two columns with text. Then there is a lot of code in wp cpanel. But it is hard for the customer to search between codes to edit text. Is there any more simple way?

I want it to be easy for the customer to edit text on pages. How can they do that? Lets say if I have two columns with text. Then there is a lot of code in wp cpanel. But it is hard for the customer to search between codes to edit text. Is there any more simple way?
Support Team
Support Team posted this 03 October 2016

Hi,

In this case I recommend to edit all the content within WP without using the Themler content editor.

Sincerely,
Hella

Hi, In this case I recommend to edit all the content within WP without using the Themler content editor. Sincerely, Hella
dragana
73 Posts
dragana posted this 03 October 2016

Why would I use Themler then? I don't understand? How can I design directly in WP?

Why would I use Themler then? I don't understand? How can I design directly in WP?
Support Team
Support Team posted this 03 October 2016

Hi,

I mean that there is a static content (header, slider, footer, all the controls you add in the template (blue) area) and there is a dynamic content (articles, modules). So the static content and design is what you can do in Themler, that is the theme part. When you start to edit the article content within Themler it produces the shortcodes that you then see inside WP admin panel. That is how the Themler content editor works. You can avoid using the content editor in Themler so you add the article content in WP admin panel through the Posts tab as you do in any other WP site.
Also in the future we do have plans to release the additional application that will allow to edit the content visually inside WP using all the Themler design advantages in your content. But there is no release date for now, please follow the news.

Sincerely,
Hella

Hi, I mean that there is a static content (header, slider, footer, all the controls you add in the template (blue) area) and there is a dynamic content (articles, modules). So the static content and design is what you can do in Themler, that is the theme part. When you start to edit the article content within Themler it produces the shortcodes that you then see inside WP admin panel. That is how the Themler content editor works. You can avoid using the content editor in Themler so you add the article content in WP admin panel through the Posts tab as you do in any other WP site. Also in the future we do have plans to release the additional application that will allow to edit the content visually inside WP using all the Themler design advantages in your content. But there is no release date for now, please follow the news. Sincerely, Hella
dragana
73 Posts
dragana posted this 03 October 2016

If I for instance make a static column with themler can I somehow insert an area in the column for the customer to edit in wp?

If I for instance make a static column with themler can I somehow insert an area in the column for the customer to edit in wp?
Support Team
Support Team posted this 03 October 2016

Hi,

You can add a widget area there. Then customer will be able to insert the widget with the desired content there.
Also you can control the layout of the blog page, use the columns in the layout from the presets and then articles will automatically appear one in each column.

Sincerely,
Hella

Hi, You can add a widget area there. Then customer will be able to insert the widget with the desired content there. Also you can control the layout of the blog page, use the columns in the layout from the presets and then articles will automatically appear one in each column. Sincerely, Hella
Stagger Lee
1818 Posts
Stagger Lee posted this 03 October 2016

I solve it with ACF fields and name editor fields easy for clients to understand (Left column, Right column, etc..).

Point is to make them several Visual editor fields in Post/Page edit screens and with CMS Control place those fields, and style them, as you wish.

  • Make several ACF TinyMce fields, depending how many those areas in content you will need.
  • Insert one Column control, or other in content.
  • Insert CMS Control control(s) where needed.
  • Add this code and rename custom field slugs to your own.
  • It is all.

    It doesnt need to be editor field, can be any custom field type.


<?php
         if( function_exists('get_field')) {
             if(get_field('left_column')) { 
               echo get_field('left_column');
             }
         }
    ?>

I solve it with ACF fields and name editor fields easy for clients to understand (Left column, Right column, etc..). Point is to make them several Visual editor fields in Post/Page edit screens and with CMS Control place those fields, and style them, as you wish. - Make several ACF TinyMce fields, depending how many those areas in content you will need. - Insert one Column control, or other in content. - Insert CMS Control control(s) where needed. - Add this code and rename custom field slugs to your own. - It is all. It doesnt need to be editor field, can be any custom field type. ----------------------------- <?php if( function_exists('get_field')) { if(get_field('left_column')) { echo get_field('left_column'); } } ?>
dragana
73 Posts
dragana posted this 03 October 2016

Do I have to install ACF TinyMce in Wordpress to do this?

Do I have to install ACF TinyMce in Wordpress to do this?
dragana
73 Posts
dragana posted this 03 October 2016

Where should I add the code? I haven't worked with ACF fields so not familiar with it.

I solve it with ACF fields and name editor fields easy for clients to understand (Left column, Right column, etc..).

Point is to make them several Visual editor fields in Post/Page edit screens and with CMS Control place those fields, and style them, as you wish.

  • Make several ACF TinyMce fields, depending how many those areas in content you will need.
  • Insert one Column control, or other in content.
  • Insert CMS Control control(s) where needed.
  • Add this code and rename custom field slugs to your own.
  • It is all.

    It doesnt need to be editor field, can be any custom field type.


&lt;?php?&gt;              if( function_exists('get_field')) {
             if(get_field('left_column')) { 
               echo get_field('left_column');
             }
         }
    ?>

Where should I add the code? I haven't worked with ACF fields so not familiar with it. > I solve it with ACF fields and name editor fields easy for clients to understand (Left column, Right column, etc..). > > Point is to make them several Visual editor fields in Post/Page edit screens and with CMS Control place those fields, and style them, as you wish. > > - Make several ACF TinyMce fields, depending how many those areas in content you will need. > - Insert one Column control, or other in content. > - Insert CMS Control control(s) where needed. > - Add this code and rename custom field slugs to your own. > - It is all. > > It doesnt need to be editor field, can be any custom field type. > > > ----------------------------- > > &lt;?php?&gt; if( function_exists('get_field')) { > if(get_field('left_column')) { > echo get_field('left_column'); > } > } > ?>
dragana
73 Posts
dragana posted this 03 October 2016

I did add a widget area there with themler. But I don't see it in wp editor?

Hi,

You can add a widget area there. Then customer will be able to insert the widget with the desired content there.
Also you can control the layout of the blog page, use the columns in the layout from the presets and then articles will automatically appear one in each column.

Sincerely,
Hella

I did add a widget area there with themler. But I don't see it in wp editor? > Hi, > > You can add a widget area there. Then customer will be able to insert the widget with the desired content there. > Also you can control the layout of the blog page, use the columns in the layout from the presets and then articles will automatically appear one in each column. > > Sincerely, > Hella
Stagger Lee
1818 Posts
Stagger Lee posted this 03 October 2016

ACF has Editor field.
Put code in inserted CMS Control in Themler.

ACF has Editor field. Put code in inserted CMS Control in Themler.
dragana
73 Posts
dragana posted this 03 October 2016

ACF has Editor field.
Put code in inserted CMS Control in Themler.

When I add php in inserted CMS Control in Themler, I just see the php code.

> ACF has Editor field. > Put code in inserted CMS Control in Themler. When I add php in inserted CMS Control in Themler, I just see the php code.
Stagger Lee
1818 Posts
Stagger Lee posted this 03 October 2016

It is not possible. Copy my code not your from quote.
Did you installed ACF ?

It is not possible. Copy my code not your from quote. Did you installed ACF ?
dragana
73 Posts
dragana posted this 03 October 2016

It is not possible. Copy my code not your from quote.
Did you installed ACF ?

Yes I did. And then I went to Themler and inserted WP Widget Area in a column and pasted your code in "edit CMS Code".

> It is not possible. Copy my code not your from quote. > Did you installed ACF ? Yes I did. And then I went to Themler and inserted WP Widget Area in a column and pasted your code in "edit CMS Code".
Stagger Lee
1818 Posts
Stagger Lee posted this 03 October 2016

CMS Control, not widget area. And paste code in control, not Themler settings.
What is point of widgets. Your clients will just ruin website if you let them there. And it wont show in Post edit screen.

CMS Control, not widget area. And paste code in control, not Themler settings. What is point of widgets. Your clients will just ruin website if you let them there. And it wont show in Post edit screen.
dragana
73 Posts
dragana posted this 03 October 2016

CMS Control, not widget area. And paste code in control, not Themler settings.
What is point of widgets. Your clients will just ruin website if you let them there. And it wont show in Post edit screen.

I am sorry, I might sound stupid but I don't know what CMS Control you mean? Where in wp-admin do we have that?

> CMS Control, not widget area. And paste code in control, not Themler settings. > What is point of widgets. Your clients will just ruin website if you let them there. And it wont show in Post edit screen. I am sorry, I might sound stupid but I don't know what CMS Control you mean? Where in wp-admin do we have that?
Stagger Lee
1818 Posts
Stagger Lee posted this 03 October 2016

CMS Control is part of Themler, not WordPress. Why dont you read documentation first a bit. It has search function.

CMS Control is part of Themler, not WordPress. Why dont you read documentation first a bit. It has search function.
dragana
73 Posts
dragana posted this 03 October 2016

CMS Control, not widget area. And paste code in control, not Themler settings.
What is point of widgets. Your clients will just ruin website if you let them there. And it wont show in Post edit screen.

I am sorry, I might sound stupid but I don't know what CMS Control you mean? Where in wp-admin do we have that?

Yes, I am reading the documentation. I was just confused because you wrote not Themler settings. But you mean CMS Control in Themler, right?

> > CMS Control, not widget area. And paste code in control, not Themler settings. > > What is point of widgets. Your clients will just ruin website if you let them there. And it wont show in Post edit screen. > > I am sorry, I might sound stupid but I don't know what CMS Control you mean? Where in wp-admin do we have that? Yes, I am reading the documentation. I was just confused because you wrote not Themler settings. But you mean CMS Control in Themler, right?
Stagger Lee
1818 Posts
Stagger Lee posted this 03 October 2016

I meant dont click on "Home" tab (in Themler) and add code there in CMS global option. There is one CMS option there, so to not to confuse you with CMS Control.

Go to "Insert" tab and insert CMS Control. Put code there.

First make one test Post and put some text in custom fields. Easier to style columns or whatever.

I meant dont click on "Home" tab (in Themler) and add code there in CMS global option. There is one CMS option there, so to not to confuse you with CMS Control. Go to "Insert" tab and insert CMS Control. Put code there. First make one test Post and put some text in custom fields. Easier to style columns or whatever.
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