Aiomatic set the layout for the AVADA theme

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    • November 18, 2024 at 7:15 pm #11370


      IKOI
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      Hi,
      i purchased Aiomatic to start automating post generation: i’m learning by following the guides, but not being a professional techie, i easily get lost in the many functions. i’ll make it!!!
      I have Woocommerce installation with AVADA theme on WordPress, and I would like to be able to set up a layout template that automates with post generation. Is this something possible? like with shortcodes? otherwise I have to set all avada builder elements manually every time…. and goodbye automation.

      thank you for any indication

      Matteo

    • November 18, 2024 at 8:25 pm #11371


      Szabi – CodeRevolution
      Keymaster
      Post count: 4620

      Hello,

      First of all, thank you for your purchase.

      Yes, it is absolutely possible to automate post layouts in a way that integrates with Aiomatic-generated content. Here are a couple of ways you can achieve this:

      1. Using Shortcodes

      Aiomatic supports shortcodes, which can be used within your generated posts to dynamically insert elements. Your AVADA theme supports rendering shortcodes in posts or templates, so you can:

      • Add the shortcodes directly into your post template.
      • Use these to include any AVADA Builder elements that can be rendered via shortcodes.

      For example, if you have a specific AVADA section you frequently use (like call-to-actions, image sliders, etc.), check if those elements support shortcodes. If they do, you can include them in the generated post layout. You can find the shortcodes available in Aiomatic, in the ‘AI Shortcodes & Forms’ menu of the plugin, in the ‘Built-In Shortcodes’ tab.

      2. Creating a Reusable Layout in AVADA

      AVADA offers the ability to create Global Layouts or Post Templates:

      • Set up a reusable layout using AVADA’s builder.
      • Assign this layout to specific post types (e.g., blog posts).
      • This way, when Aiomatic generates a new post, it automatically inherits the pre-defined layout without requiring manual editing.

      3. Combining Aiomatic with AVADA Templates

      Here’s a step-by-step example:

      • In Aiomatic, define the structure of the post in the “Post Template” settings. You can include placeholders for content, images, titles, etc.
      • In AVADA, create a global post layout template to style the overall appearance of posts. Assign this layout globally or to specific categories where Aiomatic posts are published.

      This will allow you to generate posts dynamically while still maintaining a professional and consistent look.

      Regards,
      Szabi – CodeRevolution

    • November 18, 2024 at 9:51 pm #11372


      IKOI
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      Thank you Szabi,

      where can I define the post structure in the “Post Template” settings?

      forgive me but I get lost in the menus

      can you give me an example or a more precise indication?

      I managed to extract the shortcodes I need, but I don’t know how to configure it in aiomatic, for avada no problem.

      List of Aiomatic Shortcodes

      1. <b>Post Title</b>

      – Displays the title of the current post.

      plaintext

      [aiomaticposttitle].

      2. <b>Post Content</b>

      – Displays the main content of the post.

      plaintext

      [aiomaticpostcontent].

      3. <b>Post Excerpt</b>

      – Displays the excerpt of the post.

      plaintext

      [aiomaticpostexcerpt].

      4. <b>Author of the Post</b>

      – Displays the name of the author of the post.

      plaintext

      [aiomaticpostauthor].

      5. <b>Publication Date</b>

      – Displays the publication date of the post.

      plaintext

      [aiomaticpostdate].

      6. <b>Featured Image.</b>

      – Displays the featured image for the current post.

      plaintext

      [aiomaticfeaturedimage].

      7. <b>Post Categories.</b>

      – Displays the categories associated with the post.

      plaintext

      [aiomaticpostcategories].

      8. <b>Tags of the Post</b>

      – Displays the tags associated with the post.

      plaintext

      [aiomaticposttags].

      9. <b>Post Comments.</b>

      – Displays the number of comments on the post.

      plaintext

      [aiomaticpostcomments].

      10. <b>Link to Post</b>

      – Provides a link to the current post.

      plaintext

      [aiomaticpostlink]

    • November 19, 2024 at 7:33 am #11378


      Szabi – CodeRevolution
      Keymaster
      Post count: 4620

      Hello,

      I recommend you use the [aicontent] shortcode.

      Usage example:

      [aicontent]Don’t act as a virtual assistant, return only what you are asked. Create an article which is optimized for SEO, on the following subject: how to repair a broken door knob[/aicontent]

      Tutorial video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYGZUZ-F3xM

      Advanced nested shortcode support: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdNjVEfQzhs

      Creating images: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2Kh0-8ZrXk

      I hope this helps.

      Regards, Szabi – CodeRevolution.

    • November 19, 2024 at 7:37 am #11379


      Szabi – CodeRevolution
      Keymaster
      Post count: 4620

      Layout templates: https://avada.com/documentation/creating-single-post-layouts-with-avada/

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