If I understand you correctly, you’re basically wanting to grab one post from each taxonomy term. And then get that post’s link. WP_Query is your friend here – with a custom query, you can get posts with almost any criteria you want (check the docs I’ve linked to there, they outline almost everything you can … Read more
Why not just change the label for the taxonomy “places” to “featured places” without changing the ID it is registered with and you’ll achieve the desired effect without moving any data around! And then ditch the new but empty “featured places” taxonomy.
There is not a NAND operator for the tax_query of WP_Query. If I understood correctly, what you intend can be rewritten this way: Get all the posts without the term c. Get all the posts without the term java. Exclude the posts having both the terms c and java. To achieve that, you can combine … Read more
It looks as though you are accidentally including -meaning inside your second match string. Instead of this: ^words/([^/]+)(?:/([0-9]+)-meaning)?/?$ … try this: ^words/([^/]+)(?:/([0-9]+))-meaning?/?$ And don’t forget to flush your permalinks after a change to the rules!
For anyone who needs help with this, here’s my solution. With the Gravity Forms hooks gform_pre_render, gform_pre_validation, gform_pre_submission_filter and gform_admin_pre_render I was able to populate the dropdown fields with dynamic data. Despite this is not too user friendly, we can define specific CSS classes to have this done and avoid populate fields that we don’t … Read more
You find it difficult to explain because it is still unclear what you are trying to achieve, even for you. I think you should go over each of the obstacles/problems you face and formulate a clear question and ask again. The way this is brought up, we could have millions of answer and a lot … Read more
I’ve handled this in a couple different ways. 1) You can manage the list of items in a settings page. You could add a simple comma delimited list of Computers, and pull them to the front end with get_options(‘computers’). If you want to build that into a dropdown you could do something like: $list = … Read more
Instead using get_the_term_list() function, you should use get_the_terms() which will give you directly an array of terms (as get_the_term_list() is using get_the_terms() herself if you look to the source code of the function). Then that you can build a custom function to get what you want (I will not use implode() function or any other … Read more
ACF is a great plugin that very well may have these as options, but you might consider registering the custom taxonomies in your theme or plugin the WordPress way. If it’s an option for you, you’d have a lot of flexibility to do a couple of things. You can register 1 taxonomy for multiple post … Read more
figured it out I removed the taxonomy code within my query and added <?php $args = array( ‘showposts’=>25, ‘post_type’=>’liaisons’, ‘speakeryear’ =>$options[year] ); $query = new WP_Query($args); while ( $query->have_posts() ) : $query->the_post(); if( has_term( ‘test1’, ‘placementcategory’ ) ) { ?> <article class=”card-half”>Test</article> <?php } endwhile; ?>