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Hello,

There are two separate things going on here, and the 404 needs to be sorted first.

Your taxonomy registration is missing query_var. Without it, WordPress won’t reliably resolve the archive URL. Add it like this:

'public'            => true,
'hierarchical'      => true,
'query_var'         => true,
'rewrite'           => array(
    'slug'       => 'lyon-by-month',
    'with_front' => false
),

After saving that change, go to Settings → Permalinks and click Save (no changes needed). This flushes the rewrite rules and is required any time you add or change a taxonomy’s slug or rewrite settings.

One thing to check: a taxonomy doesn’t have a single root archive. /lyon-by-month/ on its own won’t load anything — you need a term archive like /lyon-by-month/january/. Make sure that’s the URL you’re testing.

For the Elements Display Rules: the “Post: Lyon by Month” entries you’re seeing target singular posts, not the archive. Once the 404 is resolved and rewrite rules are flushed, set the Location to the taxonomy archive — look for it under an Archives grouping in the Location dropdown rather than the “Post:” entries.

Let me know how the term archive loads after flushing permalinks.

I am not able to access the editor of the new page. Does this user have an admin role?
https://app.screencast.com/tovgjRy3gC7TK

The password is incorrect. I’m still not able to log in
https://app.screencast.com/OIhgqugQBIYIP

I checked the Post that is supposed to be published in April, but the published date is June 16, 2026:
https://app.screencast.com/hDdD7etIzHB8O

So it looks like your posts’ publish dates are not in the month they’re supposed to be published, can you check?

Hi there,

Select the Query block, then add a new parameter:

Add Parameter > Order > ASC

Just a note: this will order the posts based on their publish date. Since your oldest post is the Lyon in May post, setting the order to ASC will display that post first.

No problem!