When warships stopped landing major guns

When did major warships stop dismounting cannon for use in land campaigns?

The practice persisted through the Boxer Rebellion and into the First World War, then largely ceased as a normal expeditionary method.

Naval guns were still used ashore around the Boxer Rebellion and possibly in the First World War. By the Second World War, removing a major vessel's weapons for an expeditionary land battery was no longer normal practice, although guns from lost ships could still become fixed coastal batteries.