This is a default part of the custom taxonomy functionality built into WordPress. When you register your taxonomy, the following argument play a part in determining whether to display that archive and where: public (is it accessible on the front end?) rewrite (how do the permalinks work?) You should read through all of the arguments … Read more
Use get_terms() with child_of (accepts numerical ID of parent term) argument to retrieve child terms and then loop through them and on each iteration use current term in the loop. Code example (not tested): $child_terms = get_terms( array( ‘child_of’ => $cameras_term_id ) ); foreach( $child_terms as $term ) { $args = array( ‘post_type’=> ‘rental_gear’, ‘type’ … Read more
This is a problem with wordpress that happened to me as well. If the titles of 2 terms (even if they are from different taxonomy), wordpress will not create another term in the database, instead link the previous term to taxonomy. If you look in your database, you’ll find only 1 term with title “Mens” … Read more
You can use this function http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_categories The parameters passed are basically the same except it returns an object containing all the category information. Using this function can replace the first 4 lines of your code. Now your final code becomes: $getID = get_categories(‘taxonomy=issue&number=1&orderby=ID&order=DESC’); $currentID = $getID->term_id;
When the question comes to what to use Post Type, Taxonomies, custom fields ? I find that the understanding what each one of them stands for helps make the selection easier so i use: Post types – for all major data records that need/not to be displayed or queried. Taxonomies – for grouping posts/custom records … Read more
You should use dynamic_sidebar()s for that. You can read more about it in Code. They allow you to use widgets, like – for example – a custom menu widget. More about the custom menus inside wp-nav-menu.
// link artist name with first work by that artist $term_list .= ‘<li><a href=”‘ . get_term_link( $term->slug, $term->taxonomy ) . ‘” title=”‘ . sprintf(__(‘View all post filed under %s’, ‘my_localization_domain’), $term->name) . ‘”>’ . $termfirst . ‘ ‘ . $term->name . ‘</a></li><li>’ . the_terms() . ‘</li>’; change the above lines to $posts = get_posts(array( ‘post_type’ … Read more
Updated Answer: You’re trying to mix a lot of things that you don’t understand, by using the $args in wp_get_post_terms you don’t need to run the foreach to hunt for child terms (is your custom taxonomy even hierarchical anyway?). As a catch-all you can just implode the whole list and get the same result (but … Read more
Ok I found a solution for my scenario. I combined those two plugins to filter by custom taxonomy and custom field: Query Multiple Taxnomies http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/query-multiple-taxonomies/ Custom Query Fields http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/custom-query-fields/ I changed the QMT Plugin template by adding the possibility to choose several custom fields and do a combined query. The URL now looks as follows: … Read more
To add the data-select to the select tag use <?php $select = wp_dropdown_categories($dropdown_args); $select = preg_replace(“#<select([^>]*)>#”, “<select$1 data-select=”select1″>”, $select); echo $select; ?> then change the echo in $dropdown_args to 0. I will take the jquery part of the question to the right platform