This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
How can we create a list of Taxonomy Terms that are respecting the hierarchy of the terms as set in the backend?
Solution:
You can create a Parent View displaying all Terms without a parent - then as many Views as you have hierarchical layers
So if you have 2 more child terms (maximally) for each parent you'd add 2 more Views, each time querying the Terms that have as parent Term the one set in the "View where this View is inserted"
Then, insert each view into each other, so the Parent View holds a shortcode calling the next child view and that view loop, in turn, has a shortcode to another term child view, and so on.
Then you can insert the Parent View in a page and will see all terms output in the hierarchically correct order.
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Last updated by Jim 4 years, 1 month ago.
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