This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The issue here was that the user created a custom field group for taxonomies with the intention of it being only on the custom taxonomy they created. However it was being present on the default taxonomies as well.
Solution:
It was actually because the field group for the taxonomy wasn't restricted to any single taxonomy. I would recommend checking your field group settings and ensuring that it is only active on the taxonomy you want it to be on.
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Assisted by: Shane.
I created a taxonomy called "staff" and I associated with the custom post Courses. all right. works well.
I do not understand, however, why the taxonomy also appears on the default Category taxonomy.
I attach the images:
image 1: setting of the taxomia
image 2: how the default category is displayed
