Problem: I have 3 custom post types. A is related with B, and A is related with C. I have a view with C information and i want to show also B info that are related to A.
Solution: Depending on the types of post relationships, you may also need a View of post type A.
- If A-C is a one-to-many (O2M) relationship and "A" is the parent, you do not need a View of A in this case.
- If A-C is a O2M relationship and "A" is the child, there can be multiple A's related to each C, so you need a View of A.
- If A-C is a M2M relationship, there can be multiple A's related to each C, so you need a View of A, regardless of which is the parent and which is the child.
The issue here is that the user wanted to know how they can delete views created with Blocks
Solution:
These views can be managed by going to Toolset -> Views. If you're not seeing this option then it needs to be enabled in the settings by going to Toolset -> Settings and scrolling to editing experience and select the 3rd option.
From there refresh the page and go to Toolset -> Views and you should be able to delete the view.
To edit the view, you will need to go to the page where the view was originally inserted or add the view to a new page and edit it from that new page.
