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This support ticket is created 7 years, 11 months ago. There's a good chance that you are reading advice that it now obsolete.
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Looking at your screenshots I can see that you have assigned a group of custom fields to your 'espectacle' custom post type, and when edit an espectacle post you have entered values for those custom fields.
What I don't see is any sign of how you are trying to output the values from the custom fields.
From the URL you shared it appears that this is for a single espectacle post ("JANSKY presenta PARELLA, Òpera Minòrica").
If you want to output the content of the custom fields you need to insert them via the relevant shortcodes which you can do using the Fields and Views button when editing the Content Template.
If you haven't already you need to create a Content Template for your single espectacle posts, and then in the editor design the content how you want it to appear.
Yes, I've created Content Template. Find attached 3 more screenshots, but single espectacle post doesn't show the information, and Archieve page neither.
I see that you are using Visual Composer. That shouldn't be a problem, but can we test this without VC?
(If you don't want to lose what you created with VC you can create a new Content Template for testing and assign it to your espectacle posts, and later revert back to your original template.)
Use HTML rather than Visual Composer when editing the content template and insert several of your fields via the Fields and Views button for testing.
Then view an espectacle post on the front end to see whether they are being output.
If not, on the edit page for the post make sure the content template is assigned.
Let me know what you find so I can consider what's next.
I think it would help if I could take a look for myself if that's okay.
I will mark your next reply as private so that I can get log-in credentials from you—you may want to create a temporary admin user for me to use that you can later delete. And be sure to have a current backup of your site, even though I don't intend to make any changes other than, possibly, to temporarily add a backup plugin to take a snapshot of the site.
Switching to a default theme (e.g. twentyseventeen) resolved the problem.
It appears that you theme does not use the standard the_content() function.
In Toolset > Settings > Front-end Content there is a section "Theme support for Content Templates" where you can enter the name of the function your theme uses instead of the_content().
I used the debug mode you find there to identify the name of the function. Several were listed, but I tried the first (us_load_template) and it appears to work in testing.
You will need to work on styling etc., but the content now appears on the screen.
I checked the archive for espectacles that you created and the Loop Output section was empty, so nothing was being output.
I added the content template you created for your single espectacle posts and reloaded the archive page and it worked. I'm not sure which view you are referring to but I suspect the issue is the same.
You may want to create a different content template for the archive view to only show a summary, for example, rather than the full espectacle post contents, in which case you would replace the wpv-post-body shortcode in the Loop Output section of the archive with your new template.
