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Hello, I have the following problem – I have a page structure as follows:
example.com/usa/practice
example.com/canada/practiceEach practice page is filled with different content. And if I now call up the usa/practice page, I see the content of usa/practice and at the same time the content of cananda/practice on the usa/practice page.
The same is true in reverse – on the canada/practice page I see the content of the canada/practice page – and then the content of the usa/practice page is displayed.
Can anyone tell me what my error is? I have created a single block loop element for all pages.
Best Regards, Andrew
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Hi there,
It does not sound right, however, GP does not have control over permalinks, so it’s not something that can be fixed within the theme settings.
Can you provide the 2 links so we can have a look at the issue to provide some insights?
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Hi Ying, the Problem is not, that the Permalinks not work – the Problem is, that the Content from each side is visible on both sides.
I send you the Login Informations…..thankyou for your Help.
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Your element is having some issues.
The element is a loop template with a query loop block which has the inherited default template option toggled, while the location is set to pages, the problem is pages do NOT have default query loops, it can not dynamically pull the pages/posts.
If you are going down the page/sub-page route, you won’t be able to simply use a loop template, you will need to add individual query loop to each page, and set the query loop individually in each page.
Keep in mind, loop template is for archive pages, not static pages.
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Ok – then i will test it.
Thankyou for your Help
Best Regards,
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You are welcome 🙂
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