Thanks this somehow helped to get the main idea. I really think you shall invest more time into building tutorials and example building of websites etcâŚ
is the process the same for linking the images etc? How do I set the featured image.
Again the same thing happening here. Apparently this works for other sections but not this one. Its like the program chooses what to display and what not. Literally did the same steps for everything
I think its best if you start over and try to follow tutorial as much as possible.
You dont need to use itterable field to connect text and images, itterable field is for some more advanced stuff, and it is not meant to be used here, you are using itterable on some places where you should be using content field in settings tab.
You need to match fields inside of CMS & Builder. So if you are using rich text in CMS, you should connect that field with rich text inside of builder.
If you are using text field inside of CMS, you should connect that with paragraph, span or headings. etc.
Iâm sorry, but your CMS system is stupid difficult. I wish I didnât waste my money on this system. But, itâs too late, so I will keep trying. But it shouldnât be this difficult. Most CMS systems are easy to use. You claim that this is easy, but it isnât.
Hey @tekniloco, sorry to hear that you had that experience with our CMS. Can you tell us what part is hard or frustrating for you? Your feedback is much appreciated.
We are aware that connecting the CMS isnât the smoothest process, and we have planned a total CMS overhaul. However, the current version is fully functional, just a bit unpolished.
We have a detailed tutorial on our YouTube channel if you run into some difficulties: https://youtu.be/NqNP5wYIGgA
@tekniloco :
I agree to some extent that the CMS has a bit of a steep learning curve but when you âget itâ the Divhunt CMS is wicked competent, I would argue that it is much more competent than most competitors.
Good luck building this kind of responsive âoff-gridâ in WP or other tools, I did it in 15 minutes in Divhunt. All data are taken from a Collection (I will eventually switch all data to REST from a WooCommerce, but the concept is the same):
I agree that the Instances list is long (I wish I could hide it) but itâs totally doable and this in a âNo-Codeâ environment (ok, a few lines of CSS I had to write myself but I actually think it would be possible without writing a single line of CSS manually):
Hang in there and follow the tutorials step-by-step, start simple, and you eventually grow into the Divhunt thinking and you will pretty much think the rest is crap after.
I went through the tutorial. That is why I wrote the post. My experience doesnât match what the tutorial shows. For example, in the step where the âCustomâ item shows a list of items to choose from in the tutorial, what I see is just one item that doesnât match the tutorial at all. That is why I wrote that it is too difficult. Iâm starting over to see if I get different results, but my first 2 attempts did not produce the same results as what the tutorial shows.
I was the same, now have no problem adding another sites. Watch YouTube tutorial step by step- write down steps you make, after you stop at some place show exactly what you have and what is the problem(after you right down all steps itâs easier to see where is the problem).
Do you have created at least 3 different posts in collections that you can embed?
Second is when you choose variable, some are named very similar for first look, but are not the same. Had this problem for first time (choosing wrong one)- itâs good to have finished blog post so you see its name, text and image adding variables.