I have a setup set up where I would like to use Radicle + Bricks Builder to design different templates for pages, posts, custom post types etc. My idea was to use Radicle for all backend related stuff like managing CPTs and taxonomies, and possibly add some routing later. For the front-end design, I would like to use Bricks Builder because it outputs clean semantic HTML and makes the whole design process a lot easier and faster (especially when used with CSS Frameworks like Automatic.css or Tailwind).
However, as Bricks is delivered as a theme, it seems to clash with the default templating of Radicle (the project, not the theme) as it only shows the latest posts, no matter what settings I change or templates I set for the pages/post types, see:
I did a quick test with a minimal setup using just Bedrock, and it worked as expected.
I know this might be an edge case, but is there a way to disable or “bypass” the templating from Radicle or do I also need to set custom templates for my views to handle the Bricks templates?
If you activate a different theme in Radicle that isn’t the Radicle theme, then WordPress should no longer be trying to use Radicle’s templates — I haven’t actually tested using a different theme yet
Can you confirm that you have the correct theme activated?
