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I am using the Tag Groups plugin to allow filtering a collection of webinars by using speaker names as tags. Clicking on the speaker name in the “Filter by Speaker” widget in the sidebar opens a tag archive page with all webinars by that speaker.
The archive page that opens is in a format of Title followed by large Featured Image followed by Excerpt.I’m trying to find a way to style this page as more of a standard list look with the Title followed by a thumbnail aligned left of the excerpt. I want to style the tag archive page without affecting any other archive type pages.
I contacted the plugin developers, but they could only suggest modifying the tag template in a child theme.
Is there another way to do this within GP, using CSS and/or a PHP code snippet?
If it helps, Inspect shows this for one of the tag archive pages:
<body class=”archive tag tag-ari-wilkins tag-361 …….>Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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Hi there,
you can change the Blog options using the
option_generate_blog_settingsfilterhttps://docs.generatepress.com/article/option_generate_blog_settings/
You just need to change the IF condition to your tag archive and add your options.
In the example provided you will see this condition ( for the search results ):if ( is_search() ) {you would change that to:
if ( is_tag( 'your-tag-archive-slug' ) ) {Documentation: http://docs.generatepress.com/
Adding CSS: http://docs.generatepress.com/article/adding-css/Thanks, David! I would have replied sooner, but I’ve been playing with this all day trying to figure it out.
I had a couple of problems.
I substituted for ‘your-tag-archive-slug’ with ‘diane-l-richard’ (one of the speaker name tags).
However, it doesn’t really have much effect unless I also activate this code snippet:add_filter( ‘generate_blog_image_attributes’,’mb_variable_image_sizes’ );
function mb_variable_image_sizes( $atts )
{
// Set up the conditional
if ( is_tag() ):
$atts[ ‘size’ ] = thumbnail;
$atts[ ‘align’] = left;
endif;// Return our options
return $atts;
}Now, the archive page has a thumbnail aligned left of the excerpt, below the title.
So, this works, but only for the specific tag ‘diane-l-richard’
I could not figure out a way to combine a series of tags, so just left out reference to a specific tag, so:
if ( is_tag( )){
I’m not sure why it requires both snippets – neither gives the desired effect without the other.
But this combination seems to do what I wanted, so thanks for the input on the option_generate_blog_settings filter.If you can spot a cleaner way to do it, please pass it along, but I’ll mark this as Resolved.
Regards,
MarkIf you only have the one filter snippet using:
if ( is_tag() ) {That should apply to all Tag Archives.
The other specific term one should not be required.
Documentation: http://docs.generatepress.com/
Adding CSS: http://docs.generatepress.com/article/adding-css/
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