How to fix custom post type pagination problems in Elementor

[@alxandrws]

I knew not checking that archive button would come back to haunt me! Thanks for the clear tutorial, much appreciated.

[@KingGrizzly]

Ha! Glad I'm not the only one who does that. Glad this helped.

[@petitbazardefille]

Thanks for your video ! I thought I was stupid not make the filter work but it''s an Elementor issue... I'm gonna do it manually so ! Hope Elementor will do something about it lol

[@stevemcirvin]

This is so important now because of the extended support Elementor is giving to custom posts. Thank you so much for this very specific problem solver video.

[@Mrrrdskoobi]

I have the same issue but with products archive, there are no conflicting slugs though! Any help please

[@KingGrizzly]

Is this a WooCommerce products page or a custom post type you've made?

[@multa7053]

Thanks so much for making this video! Maybe it was even because of me haha. I appreciate it. I was about to try something similar before I made the comment under the other video but I personally couldn't and still can't select the display conditions properly. Even though I enable the archive thing etc. on my custom post type I don't get the possibility to select it in the display conditions. In fact, I don't even get the search results etc. display condition. I only get them when disabling ACF. Do you have any idea why?

[@KingGrizzly]

Are you saying, when you go to Theme Builder > Archive and build a template, clicking the display conditions for that template doesn't show the ACF post type you made as an option?

[@multa7053]

@@KingGrizzly Exactly. It doesn't show even the search results display condition like at 10:27 but I get one custom post type even though I got another that has the exact same settings. Really strange. I get more selections if I disable ACF. No idea why. The whole handling seems a bit buggy anyway with Elementor. Maybe it's just another issue... I did it without an archive for now. Thanks again!

[@KingGrizzly]

@@multa7053 Happy to take a look at some point if interested.