A few things here. I will not make use of variables here. To be honest, I really don’t see the usefulness of variables here. Don’t complicate your code unnecessarily. Also don’t use underscores in your names. You’ve place your code in a function, which is not wrong. However, if you do your registration in a … Read more
A template with a standard loop just outputs the contents of the main query, which is based on the requested URL. WordPress loads specific templates based on the results of the main query, but the template itself isn’t otherwise connected to what the main query contains, that all happens before the template is loaded. If … Read more
If you are trying to display a list of post that belongs to two or more taxonomy terms, you are using the wrong URL. If your are usgin pretty permalinks, it should be: www.example.com/service-provider/?service=electricians&area=north-shore-lower If you are not using pretty permalinks, it should be: www.example.com/?post-type=service-provider&service=electricians&area=north-shore-lower Anyway, you are expected to be in multitax archive page … Read more
You would control the markup by editing archive.php. Here you can add a wrapper to individual posts.
Use a new query outside the loop like this one $query = new WP_Query( ‘category_name=ben affleck;post_type=post’ ); if ( $query->have_posts() ) : while $query->have_posts() : $query->the_post(); // Loop output goes here endwhile; endif;
Page Templates Used in Custom Post Type
Don’t name your custom page template archive.php. If you refer to the Template Hierarchy, you’ll see that archive.php is the template WordPress loads for archives if a more specific template isn’t available.
You should call your file taxonomy-interview_category.php to be automatically associated with your custom taxonomy. If you want it to look like interview archive, you can just include archive-interview.php in your newly created taxonomy-interview_category.php. I suggest you have a look at this image that explains WordPress template hierarchy and logic: http://codex.wordpress.org/images/9/96/wp-template-hierarchy.jpg
Permalink Rewrite with Archive – Archive gets 404
I added this to my child-theme’s functions.php file and it works 100% add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘redirect_archive’ ); function redirect_archive() { if ( is_tax(‘location’) ) { $termurl = get_query_var( ‘term’ ); wp_redirect( home_url(‘/search/location/’.$termurl), 301 ); exit; } }