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Last updated by 3 years, 9 months ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
Hello, if you create a custom taxonomy and assign it to a custom post type, you should see a menu item appear in that custom post type where you can edit the terms assigned to this taxonomy. The terms you create there should become available for use in the post editor screen of that custom post type. Usually it takes a few moments after the post editor screen loads before you can see those terms appear in the taxonomy editor, because they are not loaded automatically at first. If the terms never appear in the post editor, there could be some other problem like a conflict with another plugin or theme file, or a caching issue.
If the taxonomy terms you create in the term list do not appear in the main custom post type editor taxonomy fields, can you try temporarily activating a default theme like Twenty Twenty One and temporarily deactivating all plugins except Toolset Types? Do the terms appear as expected in the editor after deactivating these other components?
