To solve the problem of adding the editor_name custom field to the default WordPress REST API request for categories, we need to take a few steps to ensure that the custom field is correctly registered and included in the REST API responses. Register the Custom Field in the REST API Response: You need to register … Read more
There’s a filter for taxonomy labels, taxonomy_labels_{$taxonomy} (the {$taxonomy} should be replaced with your custom taxonomy name) that allows you to filter pretty much all of it. Example: // Assuming your custom taxonomy is named ‘faq_category’. Adjust as needed. add_filter( ‘taxonomy_labels_faq_category’, ‘wpse626542_taxonomy_labels’ ); /** * Filters the taxonomy labels. * * @param object $labels The … Read more
Registering A Custom Post Type/Taxonomy from Plugin
How to Bulk Update CPT Taxonomy Values Using CSV Lookup Table
You can achieve this by creating Shortcodes for showing the the latest news and another to display all latest news of a given category. Here is the shortcodes you can use: [latest_news_timeline] => This is a shortcode to show the latest news. [category_news] => This is a shortcode to display all latest news of a … Read more
With @Caleb‘s help we’ve sorted this. The main problem was that the rewrite parameter on the custom taxonomies was not set to false. Doing this removed /articles/ from the permalinks to these archives. We changed this: $rewrite = isset( $taxonomy[‘rewrite’] ) ? $taxonomy[‘rewrite’] : array( ‘slug’ => $taxonomy[‘slug’] ); $hierarchical = isset( $taxonomy[‘hierarchical’] ) ? … Read more
How to Dynamically Filter Custom Post Types by Taxonomy Based on URL in Elementor Pro and ACF?
If your second code block is in the same code block as your first, then adding $post->ID as the third parameter of the has_term() call should fix it: if ( has_term( ‘closed-captions’, ‘accessibility-options’, $post->ID ) ) { echo ‘CC’; } If it doesn’t then as Tom mentioned, please update your question to include the surrounding … Read more
Only show taxonomy on top level posts
got the answer foreach ( array( ‘pre_term_description’ ) as $filter ) { remove_filter( $filter, ‘wp_filter_kses’ ); } foreach ( array( ‘term_description’ ) as $filter ) { remove_filter( $filter, ‘wp_kses_data’ ); }