You have to make your taxonomy visible in rest – otherwise it won’t be visible in Block Editor (Gutenberg). There is show_in_rest arg for register_taxonomy. It’s default value is false, so you have to set it to true.
Logic suggests that: “Services” is taxonomy. “Catering” and “Wedding” are parent terms. “Staff” and “Articles” are child terms. “About Parent Term”, “Person N” and “Article N” are either CPTs, posts or pages. “About Us”, “Our Staff” and other accessories are the set of hierarchical pages or whatever.
Regarding the code base rewrites, you should be using %city% instead of city, as custom taxonomy used in slug param for rewrites should be enclosed in %TAXONOMY% WordPress should still be able to redirect your old posts from the old URLs to the new ones. Did you add the filter on the post_type_link? If you’re … Read more
If your custom taxonomies are unique to the custom post type, then you can set post type to an array ie post_type => array(‘cpt1’, ‘cpt2’), knowing that the taxonomy filter will only return the relevant post types. Secondly, in your tax_query, change catcocktails to get_queried_object()->taxonomy which will make it “dynamic”.
For anyone having the same issue, here’s how I ended up solving this. I installed the WP Term Order plugin and then used the following code, the magic happens in the ‘orderby’ => ‘order’ line where the ‘order’ is being pulled from the drag and drop menu order functionality in the admin added by the … Read more
You are specifying the same slug of destinations for both your custom post type and for your taxonomy, unfortunately by default this doesn’t behave how you’d expect due to WordPress’ rewrite API. Which caters for the default nature of posts, archives, taxonomies, slugs and the WordPress template hierarchy. If this URL structure is not important … Read more
Get Object Terms : Retrieves an array of WP_Term object associated with the given post, in the supplied taxonomies. Term object ( WP_Term )offers some handy information. For example, Gives you term slug: e.g.: term-slug-example $slug = $term->slug; Gives you term name: e.g. Term Name Example $name = $term->name; Gives you term description: e.g. This … Read more
I believe you can also pass an array to is_tax: if(is_tax(array(‘country’, ‘us_state’, ‘cities’)) { return 0; } Give that a try, but otherwise what you have is fine.
You can Use single-{posttype}.php for the single template. And, if you have register your post type with the has_archive argument set to true, then you can use archive-{posttype}.php for your archive template. You can check Template Hierarchy Also for 404 Page, double check that page slug and post-type slug is NOT SAME. I mean check … Read more
You can try ‘show_in_rest’ => true as an argument in custom post types along with taxonomy registration.