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I don't know why I missed that from the documentation.

Thanks, Peter! That did the trick.

Ah! That explains a lot Peter, thank you.

Setting the User ID like that will display only the user that matches the ID of "15", is it possible to have the shortcode display it to the -current- logged-in user? Or do I need to set up a helper function to access it from there?

That's great Long, thank you. I got the nested loop working properly.
The tricky part for me was setting the relationship 'from' because I wasn't sure where does that come from, but from the context of the queries made sense.

{% set weigh_args = { post_type: 'weight', nopaging: true, relationship: {id: 'weight_grades', from: grade.ID} } %}

Since I will be using fields from both loops across the entire view. I've got a question regarding best practices.

Is it better to get the arguments and "open" the For loop, then get the arguments and open the nested loop, do the content and stuff, then close both loops? Or open the main loop, and where the relationship fields are needed, open the nested loop?

Thanks Long, yeah I moved everything to a top field.

I'm trying right now to achieve something but I feel I'm not grasping something (could it be a relationship?).

There are two CTPs: One for records/scores, the other for weighing. The idea is to do some operations between the two as follows: 'Homework score * Homework weigh = Homework final.'
However, if I do a query to create a for loop to display each entry of the Records, I do not know how to access the weighs.

On a side note, would it be better to keep this (which I feel it's a bit complex) in a View or would it be better to move it to a PHP file?

Got that Long! Thanks a lot, it was quite easy to set that up knowing where to look. Thanks for the example.

I've set it up to show on the Archive Page of a specific custom taxonomy archive, and it does show the view properly (replacing the content between the header and footer as you pointed earlier), but it doesn't filter out the posts it shows all of them no matter if it matches the custom taxonomy or not. It doesn't really surprise me, since there's no actual reference/filter to it on the view itself, other than the display one.

If I were using the "regular" WP categories, I'd add to the arguments the category->ID and would be done, ending up like this: {% set args = {post_type: 'documento', category: 39, posts_per_page: -1} %}

But I'm not sure how do I add the custom taxonomy from Metabox to it? (I think the answer is right on my nose, but still not finding it).

Thank you for your help, I'm understanding quite better how to seam together all the metabox' parts!

Sorry for the late reply, as you can see on my previous post, I've got exactly the same structure however this <p>{{ post.post_title }}</p> returns empty. As well if I add the custom field (which is a File Advanced type). The shortcode, displays the whole html layout, but not the content from the query.

<div class="doc-container">    
    {% set args = {post_type: 'documento', posts_per_page: -1} %}
    {% set posts = mb.get_posts( args ) %}
    {% for post in posts %}
        <p>This - {{ post.title }}</p>
        {% for item in post.descarga_archivo %}
            <a href="{{ item.url }}">{{ item.title }}</a>
        {% endfor %}
    {% endfor %}
</div>

So I'm not sure if I need to do the query on a different way, or if it's something wrong with the one I'm making.

I've installed the plugin and did a custom taxonomy, so the archive for the category is working!
However, tinkering with the view for it, if I select to render for the whole page layout or the layout between header and footer, it works just fine, and loads the layout without any issue.

But if I select to render only in the post content area with any of the three options it doesn't work.

The page displays the regular loop and it shows the metabox' view sanitized, no tags, classes, links, anything. Just plain text repeated after every item on the loop.

I'm not sure what could I be doing wrong here. :/