I have also been having this issue on my custom post types and I noticed that removing preview=true from the url query strings shows all the ACF custom fields.
I am using WP 6.4.1/ ACF PRO 6.2.2.
Yes, I think that seems to work for me now. So, it looks like a new “page” must be created in WP with the same slug as the taxonomy. In my above example, I created a new page with a slug course_categories. Then, that got tied up to page.php template instead of returning the “page not found”. I could also create a new template page-{taxonomy}.php.
Yes, I thought so too. The same is true on the default blog categories in WP. I guess that’s something that needs to be dealt with within the CMS?
Both the “public” or “publicly_queryable” settings have always been switched on. I had already tried regenerating rewrite rules by re-saving the permalink several times.
I have been noticing an issue with this.
When I generated the PHP code from ACF > Tools > Export, I could not see any “archive” key/value field in the PHP code.
I created a hierarchical taxonomy called ‘course_categories’. It generates the category URLs like these:
https://example.com/course_categories/craft/ <- working
https://example.com/course_categories/craft/jewellery/ <- working
However, this link: https://example.com/course_categories/ always returns page not found.
How do I resolve this?
