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[En attente du retour de l'utilisateur] Dynamic Field Not Displaying Correctly and Field Still Displaying After Deleted

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I am trying to: First to fix field but now it is still displaying even after I deleted it on the front and back end.

Link to a page where the issue can be seen: lien caché

I expected to see: When I made the lines bigger, it appeared in Toolset to fix the problem but not on the actual page. I didn't expect to still see it after I deleted the field.

Instead, I got: The field is still there and it still is displaying incorrectly.

#2870455

Christopher Amirian
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Les langues: Anglais (English )

Hi,

Welcome to Toolset support.

Content that still renders on the front end after you've changed or deleted it in the editor almost always means the front end is being served from a cached copy rather than from your current template — the saved change is real, but the visitor (and you, logged out) is seeing an older render.

Please work through these in order and check the page after each one:

1. Clear every cache layer on the site: any caching plugin, your host's server-side cache, and any CDN. Then reload the page with a hard refresh (Ctrl+F5 / Cmd+Shift+R), or check it in a private browsing window.

2. If the field is inside a View, edit that View and disable its caching option, then save and re-check. There is a known issue where changes made to blocks in a View's output are not reflected on the front end, and the erratum notes the problem may only occur when View caching is enabled, with disabling it preventing it:

https://toolset.com/errata/styles-lost-on-front-end-of-blocks-added-to-the-output-of-a-view-block/

When you make an edit, give the page a few seconds before clicking Update so the WordPress auto-save fires, as described in that same erratum.

If the issue persists, you need to give more detailed information on which field is deleted and what items are shown on the front end.

Thanks.