Regarding the var_dump, “courses” isn’t showing up because the var_dump is running outside of any action. So it gets triggered before the “init” action runs, which is where the post type is registered. Regarding the main loop, I pasted your code into the default Twenty Seventeen theme’s functions.php file, and added a course via the … Read more
OK, so let’s make it straight: get_the_term_list Returns an HTML string of taxonomy terms associated with a post and given taxonomy. Terms are linked to their respective term listing pages. So it will generate HTML code and return it as string. get_terms Retrieves the terms in a given taxonomy or list of taxonomies. So it … Read more
When you want to use a taxonomy inside a custom post type URL hierarchy, you have to register it BEFORE the custom post type. Otherwise it won’t work properly. here is a short example: function so305901_register_taxonomies() { $args = [ //your settings ]; register_taxonomy( ‘taxonomy_slug’, [‘custom_post_type_slug’], $args ); } add_action( ‘init’, ‘so305901_register_taxonomies’ ); function so305901_register_custom_post_types() … Read more
1. If you need to display this informations once. For example in the page header, use get_queried_object(). echo get_term_meta( get_queried_object()->term_id, ‘blue’, true ); echo get_term_meta( get_queried_object()->term_id, ‘red’, true ); echo get_term_meta( get_queried_object()->term_id, ‘green’, true ); 2. If you need to display this informations in the each post, you must create a small loop. $terms = … Read more
i got the solution for this add_action(‘user_register’, function ($user_id) { $user_info = get_userdata($user_id); $user_name = $user_info->user_login; wp_insert_term($user_name, ‘user1’, array()); }, 10, 1);
I would implement this as such: Album is a Custom Post Type (CPT). Release date, stores, and store details are post meta-data for the Album CPT. Meta-data can be structured, so one option would be to store all of an album’s store data as an array of associative arrays similar to the following: // You … Read more
This blog post by “Gazchap” deals with exactly the situation you are, and they updated it after publishing to your follow-up problem: Fortunately, version 4.4 of WordPress introduced a filter – post_edit_category_parent_dropdown_args – that could be used to control the parent terms shown in these meta boxes. It’s designed to let the developer change the … Read more
Product attribute taxonomies are prefixed with pa_, so you can check the taxonomy name for that prefix and skip it if it exists: if ( substr( $taxonomy->name, 0, 3 ) === ‘pa_’ ) { continue; }
get_the_terms() returns FALSE if there are no terms in the taxonomy, so you could check for that. $authors = get_the_terms( $post->ID , ‘product_author’ ); if ( FALSE != $authors ) : // Do something endif; If you want to avoid displaying empty terms, ie. terms that have no objects attached to them, use get_terms() instead, … Read more
You can create your own custom widget for search and term list and use some plugins that managed visiblity of it like Display Widgets or try look for some complex search plugin, maybe Relevanssi can do what you want