Problem:
The customer reported that it is not possible to edit the existing content templates and a particular WordPress archive, as the edit screen just shows the white blank screen.
Solution:
Guided that since WordPress 5.9, if using non-Toolset blocks (including core blocks) with dynamic sources in templates, Views, or custom archives, errors are thrown and it may not be possible to edit the page.
This will be fixed in the future release and a quick fix is to set the 'SCRIPT_DEBUG' constant to 'false' in the website's 'wp-config.php' file.
As for the archive, some of the data needed for its proper functioning was no longer available in the database, so it was unrecoverable, and suggested creating a new one.
Problem:
The customer asked how to select a specific post/page in the view with the field of the content template so that it is used for the preview.
Solution:
Guided that the "View with" selection field at the top of the content template editor, automatically shows the most recently modified pages/posts. If the content template is assigned to any specific post type, only posts from that post type are shown.
To quickly set any specific page/post in this "View with" field, you can follow these steps:
1. Go to the edit screen of the target preview page/post that you'd like to select in your content template.
2. On the edit screen, you'll see the option to select a content template in the right settings panel. You can select the target content template in this field and save the changes.
3. After that, when you'll visit the edit screen of the target content template, you'll see that the target preview page/post will be available in the "View with" field's dropdown. You can select it and save the template.
4. In the last step, you can go back to the edit screen of the target preview page/post and select the default option 'Template Dynamically Assigned by Toolset' in the content template selection field.
Problem:
The customer asked how to make the masonry columns in the archive responsive.
Solution:
Guided that for responsiveness, you can set a different number of columns, for different device types, through the 'WordPress Archive Loop' settings.
Problem:
The customer reported that when the 'Make the entire container a link' option is used, it creates two separate containers in the layout.
Solution:
Guided that it is not a valid markup to nest one link ( a tag ) inside another link. When the browser encounters this on a page, it tries to fix this on its own.
It is important that when a 'Container' block is being used with the 'Make the entire container a link' option, no other link is included inside that block.
