Great tutorial! I'm going to try to reproduce my current site that I used the Elementor PRO Theme Builder doing now with Crocoblock's JetThemeCore. Thank you! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Great Tutorial! I am having an issue getting the archive to display. How did you do the linking? I created a page with the same slug as the custom post type in Jet Engine and it is displaying a default archive even after creating a new one in the Theme Builder.
As far as I know, that approach will never work. If you want to have a totally custom page for your archive you can turn off "has archive" in the CPT creation screen and then try your idea of a page with the same slug.
@@Elementor360 Ah. What link did you use when you created the custom menu item to link to the post archive that you then styled? If I cut and pasted the template link, I could get the page to display correctly, but this was not the same order as your example.
Great video, thanks for sharing. I would have a little question about the Theme Builder and Template Builder of Crocoblock. I can create templates for loops and listings, but also for specific pages (depending on the conditions). So I'm wonderin how I would create static templates, eg. an info box I would lile to insert in my CPT template as a shortcut? I'm wondering because I'm now using the Elementor Pro Template Builder for those purposes, but also for archive pages (and inside them the Crocoblock listing widget). I would much appretiate an answer/advice. Further I was wondering if I would even need Elementor Pro when using the plugins from Crocoblock? I could get all my dynamic fields through JetEngine, or am I missing something?
If you want them in your templates then the Full Site Editor has template parts. Header and Footer are template parts and a sidebar would be also. If it is while writing content you can create reusable blocks in the Gutenberg editor and then pick them from the block list to use them.
@David McCan Thank you for the answer. So if I were to build pages with Elementor, there wouldn't be a possibility for to insert such blocks as a shortcut? So I would lile to create those blocks, like I'm doing now with Elementor, and when I would be to update that block it would be updated on all pages. I mean I would really like to have all of my templates in "one family". Besides that, can you give me an assessment regarding Crocoblock and Elementor Pro. I don't use most of the Pro widget and templates. Couldn't I ditch then Elementor Pro for just Crocoblock? So I would use Elementor (standard) and Crocoblock. When it comes to dynamic tags, I could do all of it with Crocoblock aswell right? I don't see much benefits in my case for now when it comes to those two tools. I didn't test it to know how the Pro version of Elementor impacts the site perfomance. My thought were to just not use it, when it would affect the perfomance in a negative way.
@@stillready6405 - I would use Crocoblock with Gutenberg or with Elementor - right, pick one. Elementor Pro has the form builder and popup builder, which you won't have if you just go with Elementor Free. If you don't need them and what's in Crocoblock has everything you need then the free version should be fine. Lots of people do that.
@@Elementor360 Sir, can you try for yourself so that it may be clear. Right now I don't have Crocoblock. Please try Crocoblock with Hello theme and let me know. I am found of Hello theme. I want to ensure before investing in Crocoblock. I hope you will help me. With warm regards, Vivek Kumar ( Dehri On Sone, Bihar, India )
Great tutorial! I'm going to try to reproduce my current site that I used the Elementor PRO Theme Builder doing now with Crocoblock's JetThemeCore. Thank you! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Sounds like a good project. I hope it goes smoothly. Maybe check the performance scores before and after? I'd be curious to see the difference.
Great tutorial! thank you very much, Greetings from Colombia 👍
Thank you, and greetings!
Thank you for the awesome tutorial...
Great tutorial, thank u
Great tutorial! it's really cool.
Great Tutorial! I am having an issue getting the archive to display. How did you do the linking? I created a page with the same slug as the custom post type in Jet Engine and it is displaying a default archive even after creating a new one in the Theme Builder.
As far as I know, that approach will never work. If you want to have a totally custom page for your archive you can turn off "has archive" in the CPT creation screen and then try your idea of a page with the same slug.
@@Elementor360 Ah. What link did you use when you created the custom menu item to link to the post archive that you then styled? If I cut and pasted the template link, I could get the page to display correctly, but this was not the same order as your example.
Great video, thanks for sharing. I would have a little question about the Theme Builder and Template Builder of Crocoblock. I can create templates for loops and listings, but also for specific pages (depending on the conditions). So I'm wonderin how I would create static templates, eg. an info box I would lile to insert in my CPT template as a shortcut? I'm wondering because I'm now using the Elementor Pro Template Builder for those purposes, but also for archive pages (and inside them the Crocoblock listing widget). I would much appretiate an answer/advice.
Further I was wondering if I would even need Elementor Pro when using the plugins from Crocoblock? I could get all my dynamic fields through JetEngine, or am I missing something?
If you want them in your templates then the Full Site Editor has template parts. Header and Footer are template parts and a sidebar would be also. If it is while writing content you can create reusable blocks in the Gutenberg editor and then pick them from the block list to use them.
@David McCan Thank you for the answer. So if I were to build pages with Elementor, there wouldn't be a possibility for to insert such blocks as a shortcut? So I would lile to create those blocks, like I'm doing now with Elementor, and when I would be to update that block it would be updated on all pages. I mean I would really like to have all of my templates in "one family".
Besides that, can you give me an assessment regarding Crocoblock and Elementor Pro. I don't use most of the Pro widget and templates. Couldn't I ditch then Elementor Pro for just Crocoblock? So I would use Elementor (standard) and Crocoblock. When it comes to dynamic tags, I could do all of it with Crocoblock aswell right?
I don't see much benefits in my case for now when it comes to those two tools. I didn't test it to know how the Pro version of Elementor impacts the site perfomance. My thought were to just not use it, when it would affect the perfomance in a negative way.
@@stillready6405 - I would use Crocoblock with Gutenberg or with Elementor - right, pick one. Elementor Pro has the form builder and popup builder, which you won't have if you just go with Elementor Free. If you don't need them and what's in Crocoblock has everything you need then the free version should be fine. Lots of people do that.
@@Elementor360 All right, thank you for the advice :)
Sir, will Crocoblock work on Elementor Hello Theme ?
I haven't tested it but I think it should.
@@Elementor360 Sir, can you try for yourself so that it may be clear.
Right now I don't have Crocoblock. Please try Crocoblock with Hello theme and let me know.
I am found of Hello theme.
I want to ensure before investing in Crocoblock.
I hope you will help me.
With warm regards,
Vivek Kumar ( Dehri On Sone, Bihar, India )