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October 24, 2025 at 6:17 pm #2830598

Ryan

I am trying to edit an existing (and important) content template for displaying a single custom post-type, but whenever I try to edit the template, I get the following error, and am unable to edit the template. I have disabled all plugins and tested with the Twenty Twenty-Five theme, but the issue persists. The template works properly on the front-end, but cannot edit the template to make any changes. I've spent quite a bit of time customizing this template, and don't want to have to rebuild the template.

Thanks for your help,
~Ryan

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October 26, 2025 at 10:45 am #2830829

Christopher Amirian

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Hi,

Welcome to Toolset support/ Would you please go to WP Dashboard > Toolset > Content Templates and hover over the template in question and click the Duplicate link?

That should duplicate the template and after that please go to the duplicated page and see if the issue is still there.

If not continue with the duplicated one, if yes, please check if the revisions are available for the content template to go back step by step to know which step was the cause of the issue.

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Thanks.