For those who wanted to know: <?php $cat_args = array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘service_sections’, ‘orderby’ => ‘slug’, ‘order’ => ‘ASC’ ); $cats = get_categories($cat_args); // passing in above parameters foreach ($cats as $cat) : // loop through each cat $cpt_query_args = new WP_Query( array( ‘post_type’ => ‘services’, ‘service_sections’ => $cat->name ) ); if ($cpt_query_args->have_posts()) : ?> … Read more
More or less you got two decision points here. Are “types” of work items CPTs or terms of taxonomy? While from the start it sounds more like terms (they are all work items, but of different types) the latter requirement of different fields brings them closer to multiple CPTs in my opinion. I don’t think … Read more
I have found an hopefully elegant solution $taxonomy_names = get_object_taxonomies( $post, ‘objects’ ); foreach ($taxonomy_names as $tax) { if ($tax->query_var != ‘tag’) { // needed because $taxonomy names containes more than one query_var $current_tax_name_slug = $tax->query_var; } } This one works for me
Create file called taxonomy-industry.php and copy your archive.php into it. I faced the same proplem with my site and that solution worked for me. Hope it works for you
You should be using a tax_query for this operation. The category parameters won’t work with custom taxonomies Instead of ‘category’ => $catID, use ‘tax_query’ => array( array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘series’, ‘field’ => ‘term_id’, ‘terms’ => $catID, ‘include_children’ => false ), ),
WordPress allows to do this rather neatly for pages, supporting page-$slug.php and page-$id.php templates in hierarchy. Unfortunately it doesn’t apply to posts and Custom Post Types. So your options are either handling this inside single-services.php (in one file, or by further including other template files) or adjusting hierarchy to use custom templates for your posts … Read more
You can get the current term slug from the global query. You could do something like this: if( is_tax(‘cars’) ) { //We are in “cars” taxonomy archive page, now get the queried term $term = get_query_var( ‘term’ ); show_post($term); }
this tutorial will definitly solve your problem http://en.bainternet.info/wordpress-taxonomies-extra-fields-the-easy-way/ Yes i have used it to add feature images to the custom taxonomy terms.It depends how you registering the custom post .If you have registered the custom post as plugin from plugin directory , then you need to paste the downloaded folder i.e Tax-meta-class in directory of … Read more
What you have should work in principle. Note that taxonomies argument needs existing taxonomy, that is one that is already registered at the time you are registering CPT. If the timing is problematic to get right during registration, you could also use register_taxonomy_for_object_type() to create association between the two separately from registration process.
If you’r using ACF plugin you should look the documentation first, here’s relevant ACF saves taxonomies terms meta to options table, and they can be accesed using get_field( “{$field_key}”, “{$term->taxonomy}_{$term->term_id}” ); So in you’r example it would be: $image = get_field( ‘featured_image’, ‘product-category_’ . $product_category[0]->term_id );