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Last updated by Beda vor 4 Jahre, 7 Monate.
Assisted by: Beda.
I can unassign removed content types just fine, in Toolset Layouts.
I attached a screenshot, are you sure to use the latest Toolset?
If yes, and you can still not see what I see, please feedback here and attach a copy of a Duplicate of your site https://toolset.com/faq/provide-supporters-copy-site/, or, if you have some steps to replicate that, I can try according to them.
Hi Beda,
The issue is with layouts assigned to an archive, and not a post type. Screen shots attached. In the change layout usage dialog, there isn't a way to uncheck a deleted assigned archive, both taxonomy and post type archives. Unlike with the layouts assigned to all the posts of a CPT, the dialog doesn't list the deleted archives.
I am still on Layouts 2.4.2 for the moment since I haven't had time to test all the plugin updates that came out in advance of 5.0, but I'm only a month behind.
To duplicate the issue, try this: create a custom taxonomy, create a wordpress archive layout, assign it to that taxonomy, and then delete the taxonomy.
Dear support team, I have the same kind of issue.
I cannot delete the layout, because it is assigned to the page that was deleted.
