Actually you need to hook the breadcrumbs function to any hook which fires in cart and check pages. In the below case I called the function at the_dramatist_show_breadcrumbs which I have hooked to woocommerce_before_cart for cart page and woocommerce_before_checkout_form for checkout form. So the entire code block looks like below- For minimal usage ( Only … Read more
For the button behavior, If it’s a one-off use case, you could add custom php conditional to check the referring url $_SERVER[‘HTTP_REFERER’] and current page/post ID or url. Then, either add a class to the button’s containing div wrapper in the template for hiding via css or directly output/include the button html in the template … Read more
You can make use of the get_the_categories filter to remove the parent categories from the list. the_category() uses get_the_category_list() which in turn uses get_the_category() The idea is to check the categories returned against an array of parent ids and then removing those categories from the list. You can try the following (Requires PHP 5.3+) add_filter( … Read more
Based on the code your used my guess is it would be as simple as adding a unset($bcarray[0]); to their code on line 15. Here is the code in it’s entirety: function write_breadcrumb() { $pid = $post->ID; $trail = “<a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”>Home</a>”; if (is_front_page()) : // do nothing elseif (is_page()) : $bcarray = array(); $pdata = … Read more
The easiest way you can remember which taxonomy the user arrived through to a certain post is by storing it in a cookie. This is essentially what the Smarter Navigation plugin does, except it can handle all archives, not just taxonomy archives.
The Labels are for the use in the Adminsection of your Website. If you want to change the slug in the URL of your CPT, use this values in your register_post_type function call. $rewrite = array( ‘slug’ => __( ‘cities’, ‘your_textdomain’ ), //…… ) $args = array( ‘rewrite’ => $rewrite, //…… );
Use get_the_terms( $post, $taxonomy ): $worktypes = get_the_terms( get_the_ID(), ‘worktyp’ ); var_export( $worktypes ); You can also use … get_the_term_list( $id, $taxonomy, $before=””, $sep = ”, $after=”” ); … to get a formatted output. Example.
Sorry, this is a little vague but it should get you started. It seems like you need to: Check if the page has a parent <?php if($post->post_parent) ?> Something like <?php echo $post->post_parent; ?> Something like <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/113592/<?php the_permalink() ?>”><?php the_title(); ?></a> Something like the code below, then apply your solution for turning it into … Read more
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You can use get_ancestors for this: get_ancestors( $term_id, ‘taxonomy’ ); Of course this will only work on hierarchical elements. Additionally, this will only work reasonably well if only one term per level is assigned, take a look at my comment here and my answer here to get a little bit deeper insight into that.