When WordPress parses the incoming requests, it has no way of differentiating between what might be a product and what might be a subcategory. One will take precedence – it will either always look for a matching subcategory or it will always look for a matching product, depending on the order in which it processes … Read more
Displaying two different menus base on the archive is no problem using is_post_type_archive() What you are looking for is essentially the link to an term archive that only contains posts of a certain post type. Something like /index.php?term=US&post_type=pub. As far as I’m aware of WordPress doesn’t offer this natively. You will have to create your … Read more
There are 2 options that comes in mind First use a conditional statement is_tax(‘taxonomy-name’, ‘term name’). is_tax(‘fruits’, ‘apples’){ get_sidebar(‘apples’); get_sidebar(‘apples-right’); } if is_tax(‘fruits’, ‘oranges’) { get_sidebar(‘oranges’); get_sidebar(‘oranges-right’); } Or, the second option, use a different template file instead. taxonomy-fruits-apples.php should use get_sidebar(‘apples’); get_sidebar(‘apples-right’); taxonomy-fruits-oranges.php should use get_sidebar(‘oranges’); get_sidebar(‘oranges-right’); Hope this help
Currently we can not pass user_ID or user_role to wp_list_category() function, So it is not possible unless you use filter to do this, that is bit complicated so here I has a solution that does exact what you want without using filter. <?php if ( current_user_can( ‘manage_options’ ) ) { /* A user with admin … Read more
I figured it out I just have to add another argument and then it was working fine: $myterms = get_terms( ‘iqvis_event_category’, array( ‘parent’ => 0, ‘hide_empty’ => 0 ) ); echo ‘<pre>’; print_r($myterms); echo ‘</pre>’;
I’m about to release a plugin to do just that (and some other things). You’ll have to modify your rewrite rules. This code works for category posts. Perhaps, if you work on it a little bit it will get you the same behavior for post types and taxonomies. First, generate the rules you need: function … Read more
Maybe it has something to do with the name of your custom taxonomy. Type is a reserved term (see the complete list at the bottom of this page). Try changing the name and see if it works. Also, did you flush the rewrite rules by going to Settings > Permalinks and click save?
While I don’t see particular problem with this, you do kind of break out of code flow at early point. I would try to go for setting query to is_404 instead and let it reach template processing and 404 in template hierarchy naturally.
First check if custom post type + taxonomy archive displaying correct posts by visiting a url structure like this – mysite.com/?post_type=products&products-category=monitors If it’s working then you can do some custom rewrite rules to show them just like you want. Here are some recommended answers on WPSE describing same Mixing custom post type and taxonomy rewrite … Read more
is_tax() is a check for taxonomy archive page and as I understand you want this for individual posts. The function to use would be has_term(): if ( has_term( ‘pretty-little-liars’, ‘series’ ) ) Also it’s good practice to enqueue style properly via wp_enqueue_style().