[Resolved] Author archive page does not load custom post types
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I have the following problem: I created a few custom post types and I cannot manage to have the author archive load the posts of the author from those custom post types. I tried using WordPress Archives feature from Views but it still loads only default post type.
You can see a link for this here: hidden link
The output it's not styled yet, I will do that after I can have the posts shown.
Also, an unrelated problem that I just noticed, the sidebar is not displayed properly. I think this has nothing to do with views, but I will appreciate any suggestion you may have.
Thank you for your fast reply. Unfortunately your suggestions didn't helped me out. I disabled all plugins except Types and Views, I selected the TwentyFifteen theme but the author page still misses the custom post type articles.
I've attached a print screen with the settings from the WordPress Archive template.
As can be seen here hidden link the archive displays well (there is a https error because I use a self-signed certificate on the test subdomain and there is no styling yet to the page).
I use the default theme and all plugins deactivated (except for the Types and Views). When I click a link for another page in the navigation output, it takes me to a curious link, that includes the link to my single post from the default post type: hidden link
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