In a literal sense you cannot create an archive that is displaying all your Posts and Custom Posts. However you can do this by doing 2 things.
A. If you are using our Blocks Plugin
1. Create a Page that will essentially be your "Archive" page
2. Create your view by adding a View Block to the page. Essentially you will select all the Post types that you want this view to display.
3. Once you've setup your view and how you want to display it then it should list out All the posts from your Default post type and your custom post types
B. If you are using our Views Plugin
1. Create a Page that will essentially be your "Archive" page
2. Go to Toolset -> Views and create a new view. Select all the post type you want to display with that view and then populate your view by using the Loop Wizard.
3. Once you've done this then just add your view to the Archive page using the view block.
Based on your other ticket about the Views issue, you have blocks enabled.
Using Blocks and Layouts is Not recommended. Given that you have our Blocks plugin enabled I would suggest that you disable the Layouts plugin and follow my previous instructions about using the Blocks plugin to create the view for your items.
If you are still experiencing issues with this please let me know and I will gladly provide any assistance that is needed.
The reason why you don't have the view option is because you have our blocks plugin enabled.
I mentioned previously 2 instructions based on which plugin you have enabled. Given that you have our Blocks plugin enabled you will need to follow this one below.
A. If you are using our Blocks Plugin
1. Create a Page that will essentially be your "Archive" page
2. Create your view by adding a View Block to the page. Essentially you will select all the Post types that you want this view to display. See Screenshot.
3. Once you've setup your view and how you want to display it then it should list out All the posts from your Default post type and your custom post types
I broke my site, and had to restore it from backup, I must be doing something wrong.
Now i have: toolset block, toolset module manager and toolset types enabled
if I try to activate toolset views, it simply does not activate. I understood the problem was between Layouts and Blocks, not Views.
Now I am trying to create a new page and insert the view as explained, but I can't
I still could not solve the problem
This explains the issue a bit clearer for me. Given that you are using the classic editor I will guide you on this.
1. Go to Toolset -> Settings -> Editing experience and enable the option "Show both the legacy and Blocks interface and let me choose which to use for each item I build" this will allow you to have access to the Classic editor for views as well as the Views option in your Toolset menu.
2. Refresh your settings page and then you will now see Toolset -> Views.
3. Create a Page that will essentially be your "Archive" page
4. Go to Toolset -> Views and create a new view. Select all the post type you want to display with that view and then populate your view by using the Loop Wizard.
5. Given that you are using the Classic editor for the Page you will see the Fields and Views button above the page's editor. Click this and then type in the name of your view.
This will allow you to insert the view on the page.
NOTE: The toolset blocks plugin requires that your pages are being edited with the Gutenburg editor to work. If you are using a plugin that disabled the Gutenburg editor then you won't be able to use our Blocks plugin with the Blocks functionality.
Please let me know if you're able to make any progress with the instructions provided.
Due to our support forum Policy we only hand 1 issue per thread. I would need to split your second issue into a new thread.
If there are no further issues related to this particular issue I would recommend that we mark this one as resolved and then move to the new thread for the Pagination.
