The exact name of that filter depends on the name of the taxonomy. The general outline is “manage_{$this->screen->taxonomy}_custom_column”. You may have to include an extra test for the post type inside the filter function to prevent it from being applied to other post types that use the same taxonomy.
From the developer docs: relation (string) – The logical relationship between each inner meta_query array when there is more than one. Possible values are ‘AND’, ‘OR’. Do not use with a single inner meta_query array. (Emphasis mine). It’s a bit hacky, but you could run a separate query against the meta field, then merge the … Read more
As of WordPress 5.5, this is all you need: add_filter( ‘get_the_archive_title_prefix’, ‘__return_false’ ); If this doesn’t work then your theme is likely not using the_archive_title(), which means that any solution would be specific to your theme’s implementation. In that case you will need to ask its author for further assistance.
The Permalink structure setting on the Permalink Settings admin page is only applied to the default post type, i.e. post. For custom post types (CPTs), you can set the permalink structure (for posts in your CPT) when registering your CPT, via the rewrite argument for register_post_type(). But, if you want to use %category%/%postname% with your … Read more
Your challenge lies in the way WordPress interprets URL patterns and resolves them to query variables. When you have a URL structure where the third segment can be either a subcategory or a product name, WordPress struggles to differentiate between the two. This is a common issue in WordPress when using custom post types and … Read more
I was able to make this work by using a power set function and then using that array to create individual rewrite rules. add_action(‘init’, ‘ebd_custom_rewrite_rules’); function ebd_custom_rewrite_rules() { $taxonomies = array( ‘engine-work’, ‘engine-specialty’, ‘application-specialty’, ‘machining-capability’, ‘dyno-facility’, ‘shop-region’); $combinations = ebd_get_array_power_set($taxonomies); $element_size_min = 2; foreach ($combinations as $combination) { if ($element_size_min <= count($combination)) { // skip … Read more
Without the code of your Custom Post Type it’s kind of difficult to answer. I have few hypotheses : Have you flushed the permalinks ? You have to go to Settings > Permalinks > and click on Save to do so. Repeat this action anytime you modify the rewrite rules of your Custom Post Type. … Read more
Your code doesn’t show where $term_id is coming from. If it is not defined anywhere, then that could be causing the problem. Instead of using get_term() and get_term_meta() directly on your template file, you could define couple of helper functions to handle the data retrieval. This makes the template file a little cleaner and the … Read more
You can avoid infinite loop by removing the action before calling update post function. function maybe_disable_comment($post_id) { // do you check if the post has specific custom tax term. if ( ! has_term( ‘bar’, ‘YOUR_CUSTOM_TAX’, $post_id ) ) { return false; } // remove the filter that will create infinite loop. remove_action( ‘wp_insert_post’, ‘maybe_disable_comment’ ); … Read more
WordPress is preventing two identical slugs to 2 different content. How can he know where to send you if the URL may potentially be equal ? I think you need to design your development differently. Having 1 term not hierarchical and then work on URL rewriting. You could have only one “sale” and add it … Read more