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Last updated by clementH 7 years, 5 months ago.
Assisted by: Nigel.
Nigel
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Hi Clement
I have a local test site using the Toolset Starter theme (though I haven't installed the Real Estate Reference site).
The theme doesn't include an archive.php file, which means that for archives WordPress will fall back to index.php, as per the template hierarchy. So the omission of an archive.php file is not in itself a cause of any problems.
If you want a custom taxonomy archive (i.e. display posts with the matching taxonomy term provided by the url), then you need to have a custom WordPress archive which you then add to a Layout using a WordPress archive cell and then you assign that Layout to the taxonomy archive.
You can either set up the WordPress archive at Toolset > WordPress archives and add it to your layout, or you can create a new archive from within Layouts with the archive cell.
In the screenshot you can see that I have a layout assigned to my Status taxonomy archive.
Do you have a layout assigned to your taxonomy archive, and does that layout include a WordPress archive cell?
