[Resolved] Creating an Archive only shows basic wordpress editor, tutorial video differs

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[Marvin Döring]

Tell us what you are trying to do?

I want to create an Archive for my custom post type taxonomy "Art von Unternehmen". In the tutorial video (https://toolset.com/lesson-placement/lesson-placements-1621271-1622285/), after he clicks on "create archive", he is then brought to the familiar Toolset editor with a WordPress archive loop ready to add blocks, just like when creating views.

When I do the same, it differs in the first step, as in i cant even choose to "display all items" or "display the items using a custom search". I am just being forwarded to a basic wordpress Text editor which is not suited to create styled archives.

Is there any documentation that you are following?
The tutorial video for "Creating a custom archive page"

Is there a similar example that we can see?
Just try creating a normal post with the built in editor from wordpress. it looks the same.

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[Mateus Getulio]

Hey there,

Thanks for your contact!

You can easily solve this by going to Toolset -> Settings and choose the 'Block Editor' option in 'Editor to use for WordPress Archives'. Wait until the 'saved' message appears and check if you're able to edit the archive with the desired editor now.

Please keep us posted. Thank you!

Regards,
Mateus.

[Marvin Döring]

Hello, i found that setting and set it to use the block editor. Unfortunately, it still brings me to the same editor. When using the classic editor, it brings me to another editor im not familiar with.

Both of these editors are not what is used in your tutorial video, and i am even missing the options to choose whether to display all items or to use a search.

I will provide screenshots of all editors and the popup which opens after i click on "create an archive" in the dashboard.

[Mateus Getulio]

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[Marvin Döring]

Unfortunately, i am not allowed to share that information. My workaround is to build archives using View-Templates for each categorie used.