Problem: I have a custom post type "downloads" and an archive at the URL /downloads. I would like to translate that archive.
Solution: You can find your WordPress Archive Blocks in WPML's Translation Management area to translate the archive text. If the post type is translatable, you must also translate the posts so they appear in the secondary language archive.
Problem:
The user has created a conditional block on datetime field using "<=".
Solution:
This is a bug that we escalated to our developers and will be fixed in the future.
As a workaround, we can use the "lte" operator. Or we can use ">" with negation, which is equivalent to "<="
Problem: I am using Blocks to create a custom search View with front-end sorting controls. I have removed Post Date from the sorting control configurations, but it still appears on the front-end of the site. How can I remove the Post Date sorting option?
Solution: The best current workaround is to select the top-level View block using the Block Navigation menu at the top of the screen . Then in the block configurations panel, open the Ordering Settings section and select the post title or post author here as the default sorting setting instead of post date. That should remove the post date sorting option from the front-end sorting controls.
