On hidden link I get a 404.
On hidden link I get a "hidden link", and a "back" link that leads to:
hidden link
Something is strange with this login.
Please, can you resubmit those?
As for whether your theme is working or not with Toolset Layouts, this is as follows:
- either you use Toolset Starter theme or any other integrated (with code) Theme (hidden link, just an example)
In this case, you will need to build Layouts for the entire website or rely on theme design AND layouts, depending on what you choose.
- or you use a Custom Post Types Read theme as listed here:
https://toolset.com/documentation/recommended-themes/
These will provide a set of Theme settings you can edit on each Layout or Content Template, along with the usual content.
Layouts or Content Templates, in this case, will only replace what usually is output by the Post Body in the Theme (the_content() function of WordPress)
- You use any other theme, not listed above, then Layouts or Content Templates will try to replace the_content() (what is usually the post body).
If there is no the_content() function in your theme this won't work.
For Views, in this case, you could pass the custom function to the code:
https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/editing-view-templates/theme-support-for-content-templates/
For Layouts, you cannot do that.
You have an Enfold Child Theme, which is known to present issues with Toolset Views and Layouts.
The theme uses several different functions to display content depending on its type.
We had some work ongoing for this, but in March we tried with some fresh code of the Enfold Theme and it requires more work on the Theme end to have the Theme Custom Post Type ready.
We can right now not do much in regard.
What you can do is use a Child Theme where you simply replace the Parent Theme's Templates by duplicating them and calling the_content() in the Loop.
For example, if you use the single.php of the parent Theme, you would create the same file in your child Theme and replace their content functions with the_content().
The problem is that the Enfold Theme uses several different functions depending on what you display, hence it may take some PHP development work for you to adjust this in the Child Theme.
You can either do this, or use another Theme, or ask a Contractor for paid help (https://toolset.com/contractors) if you need to proceed quickly.
As soon the Enfold Theme is Custom Post Types ready, you will probably notice it through a Blog post here:
https://toolset.com/blog/
It will then maybe as well be listed here:
https://toolset.com/documentation/recommended-themes/
