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When I use Page Builder by SiteOrigin with Polylang several of my custom post type rewrite rules and custom taxonomy rewrite rules disappear. This causes my custom post types and custom taxonomy archives to render 404 errors.
I tried this with the default theme, only enabled my custom plugin that registers the custom post types and custom taxonomy, Polylang, Page Builder by SiteOrigin and Rewrite Rules Inspector. When I enable Page Builder by SiteOrigin I lose about 20 rewrite rules, which are all gained back when I disable Page Builder by SiteOrigin.
I set this up on my local dev site but let me put it on a online test site so you guys can check it out.
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I’ve sent you an email with log in credentials. :)
If you check out the Tools > Rewrite Rules you can see that there is 158 rewrite rules and if you check out the Arbejdsgange custom post type and view the test post you’ll get an 404 error.
If you disable the Page Builder plugin there will be about 20 more rewrite rules and there will be no 404’s.
Did the passwords just get stripped by my gmail or did you strip them here?
Any update on this?