haydenkracke

Do you know what the fix could be?

***UPDATE***

I have managed to get the archive to show – I just deleted the Post type and started again. All works now except that it redirects to the archive template rather than showing it on that permalink. Is that elementor’s fault?

https://dev.haydenkracke.co.uk/bmvs/car-hire

Yep, It’s rlly strange. Yes I have one set up and it previews it in the elementor theme builder but for some reason, it just doesn’t reach it. It’s so strange.

Let me give you some context of my problem.

So I am creating a car dealership/vehicle rental website. The idea is that the Custom Post Types is for creating listings. I have 5 CPT ‘Sales’, ‘Car Hire’, ‘Van Hire’, ‘MPV Hire’ and ‘Minibus Hire’.

A few months ago I created the ‘Sales’ Archive using Elementor Theme Builder and setting the display conditions to show as the ‘Sales’ Archive. This works absolutely fine and displays it correctly (https://dev.haydenkracke.co.uk/bmvs/sales/)

But more recently I have been building the others out using the same methods. But for some reason when setting the display conditions it won’t show the archive on the archive URL I have created in the theme builder. (https://dev.haydenkracke.co.uk/bmvs/car-hire/).

I can’t work out why this is. I am more than happy to provide a temp login

Don’t worry, I thought the same. I don’t think its to do with the structure. But for some reason, their templates won’t load through. They said :

The permalinks are controlled by WordPress itself and assigned by Custom Post Type.

CPT and WordPress send the data to Elementor, if Elementor doesn’t receive that data, redirect to 404 Error page.

Please report the issue to CPT support team, and check if they can help you with the issue.

Chome, but I see that it works for you! Ill try safari!

How did you revert to an old version??