Personally I would not recommend breaking the taxonomy archives – what if someone wants to browse all posts tagged “ferrari”? You’re better off using the page URL in the first place: if ( $tags = get_the_terms( $post, ‘vehicle’ ) ) { foreach ( $tags as $tag ) { if ( $_page = get_page_by_path( “cars/$tag->slug” ) … Read more
Strictly regarding your question: get_object_taxonomies( ‘user’ ); since user is the $object_type that it is used when the author registers the taxonomy.
The first issue as I see it is that you are using the_terms function. If you actually look in the source code you will see that after a couple of other function calls the whole thing fails because eventually the function get_the_terms is called which checks if the ID you are passing is a valid … Read more
Typically when you want to create an extra representation or variation it implies extending URL a bit and treating that case differently. The easiest way in WP for that are rewrite endpoints. However the ease is relative you still need to handle with code the changes in a query and how to produce output. WP … Read more
It’s as easy as: function wpse_199523_save_imdb_terms( $post_id ) { if ( ! $imdb = get_field( ‘imdb_id’, $post_id ) ) return; if ( ! $data = imdb_connector_get_movie( $imdb ) ) return; if ( ! empty( $data[‘actors’] ) ) wp_set_object_terms( $post_id, $data[‘actors’], ‘actors’ ); if ( ! empty( $data[‘director’] ) ) wp_set_object_terms( $post_id, $data[‘director’], ‘directors’ ); } … Read more
You did not return the new $query; that’s why it’s not working for you. $query = new WP_Query( $taxquery ); return $query;
I got it! Seems a little confused at first, but the logic is here: <?php $term = get_queried_object(); ?> <?php echo $term->name; ?> <?php $children = get_terms( $term->taxonomy, array( ‘parent’ => $term->term_id, ‘hide_empty’ => false ) ); if($children) { foreach ( $children as $child ) { ?> <?php echo ‘<li>’ . $child->name . ‘</li>’; ?> … Read more
WordPress is notoriously against ordering by terms. Of course it’s precisely what people need to accomplish in practice. And precisely a mess with a very clunky database representation of them (which is planned to be slowly improved over several releases to be fair). In a nutshell the issues with your query are: it’s preferable to … Read more
A taxonomy archive is a collection of posts, not terms. Even if you loaded the taxonomy template, it wouldn’t display anything, since the loop displays posts, not terms. You need to implement the display of terms yourself in a custom page template.
You should be able to retrieve custom public taxonomies with: $args = [ ‘public’ => true, ‘_builtin’ => false ]; $taxonomies = get_taxonomies( $args ); but you should only try this after they have been registered, that usually happens during the init action.