Do you have a place where I could see this in action?
Could you try out this plugin to see what it shows you? http://wordpress.org/plugins/show-template/
Ignore the warning at the top, I use it frequently, it still works fine without issues.
Hi Michael,
thanks for trying to help me. Is there a chance that you contact me directly, because I would like to give me some credentials to make it more easy. My email is: mark@mark-i-mark.com
Cheers
Mark
create some sort of admin account for michael @ webdevstudios.com and that’ll reach me.
I will send you an email.
Cheers
Mark
Not sure what may have happened, but I double checked your CPTUI settings for the jobs post type, and it listed “has archive” as false.
So I updated that to be true, and I moved a copy of archive-jobs.php into the child theme you have going. i then tested it quickly by echo’ing out content for just my user(so others wouldn’t see it), and it showed through just fine at yourdomain.com/jobs/ like expected. So I think you’re good to go at this point.
The biggest issue was likely that setting being false accidentally.
Thank you. So the issue was that I did not drop the custom archive file in the child theme. That was because nothing else really worked when I tried to do such things within the child theme, so I did more and more changes in the main theme. I thought I can do that and that the child theme is only a good idea to save changes in case of theme updates. However, this time I should have moved the new file in the child theme.
I can now try to modify from here because right now, it uses the default style for displaying the posts. I wanted to create a grid (3 rows) for it but maybe this is too much of a challenge, at least for me.
Thank you for having that extra eye that is sometimes missing if working for too long on a certain project.
Have a great evening in US.
cheers
Mark
Berlin, Germany
The issue was that your CPT settings still had “has_archive” set to false, at least when I went in to check. Visiting domain.com/jobs/ was giving me a 404 error, which hinted at that being the primary problem. Once I set it to true and hit save, it all fell into place.
The template file would work in both parent and child theme, and I tested that as well just to be certain. I ultimately moved it into the child theme so so it would be safe from parent theme updates.
