This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
Client is using Beaver Themer to create templates for custom posts but they are not displaying correctly.
Solution:
If you want to use Beaver Themer to create a template for a custom post type then you should
1. not assign a Toolset Layout to that post type
2. not assign a Views Content Template to that post type
3. not design the individual posts with Beaver Builder, which would override the Beaver Themer template.
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Last updated by 6 years, 9 months ago.
Assisted by: Nigel.
Hi Kjetil
You keep showing me that screenshot but it doesn't mean anything.
It just says that there is no Content Template assigned to the Opplevelse post type, meaning that such posts will be rendered by your theme's single.php template file and so the Types custom fields added to those posts will not be output.
(Toolset doesn't know that you are using BB Themer to take over from single.php and that your BB Themer Layout may output the Types custom fields.)
So "removing the Views" doesn't make much sense to me.
For 3 when you edit a custom post type at Toolset > Post Types there is a section for what you require (see screenshot with example from a test site of mine).
