JennGB Posted February 16 Posted February 16 My client offers in-person ACT test prep classes. We use Acuity Scheduling to list the classes on her site. My client didnt like the design of what Acuity offered. So, I found a custom “hack” for this. I create a “blog” for each class she offers with details about the class and a link to the class in acuity for the customer to sign up and pay for. However, the client wants the class listing page to be laid out a certain way. She wants the classes to be listed by month and in order in ascending order by date. So, I created the page like this: January (Header) Summary Block pulling anything tagged with January. February (Header) Summary Block pulling anything tagged with February and so on. For a visual, go to https://www.testprepmom.com/in-person-classes But because this is a ‘blog hack’, it is listing the classes in descending order like a true blog would because most people want the newest blogs first. So my big solution would be to find a way to re-order the summary blocks to ascending order by date. The solution I have read about is to change the date, but i can’t because the date here is when the live in-person class is taking place. My solution was to stop using summary blocks and just add the classes manually with the links to the acuity sign-up. This WORKED! But when we add a class each time we have a new one, the mobile design totally breaks and all the new classes jumble up on the page. So we can no longer add it this way.
Solution tuanphan Posted February 16 Solution Posted February 16 You try using Classic Editor Section instead, the last problem won't appear JennGB 1 Email me if you have need any help (free, of course.). Answer within 24 hours. Or send to forum message Contact Customer Care - Learn CSS - Buy me a coffee (thank you!)
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