The reason you are losing your filters is because you are passing them through POST in the forms. This is fine, but you will have to store these values somehow for the pagination. I believe if you used GET, you may retain the values on “page 2”, but any POST values are lost as soon … Read more
After reading through about 20+ post on here, this is what I have come up with… In this example http://test.com/{custom-post-type}/tag/{custom_taxonomy_name}/ or http://test.com/book/tag/css/ Would do the trick I am after. //http://test.com/book/tag/css/ function custom_taxonomies_rewrite(){ add_rewrite_rule(‘^book/tag/([^/]*)/?’,’index.php?book_tag=$matches[1]’,’top’); } add_action(‘init’,’custom_taxonomies_rewrite’); I am not sure on the best way to call this though, right now it is called with init action. … Read more
Try hooking into ‘save_post’ action: add_action( ‘save_post’, ‘your_state_term_save’ ); function your_state_term_save( $post_id ){ // Bail if we’re doing an auto save if( defined( ‘DOING_AUTOSAVE’ ) && DOING_AUTOSAVE ) return; //check if they selected your state term $state = isset($_POST[‘tax_input_field_name’]) ? $_POST[‘tax_input_field_name’] : ”; //make sure of what the input name is here… //insert post meta … Read more
Take a look at this plugin. It provides hierarchical URLs for categories, but you can easily adapt to any taxonomy.
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I think this is definitely possible. I can’t give you a full working example, but here are a few thoughts- You could probably make services a taxonomy, then adding a service would be a matter of adding a new term to the tax. you could make articles a custom post type, and associate each post … Read more
Listing all term items alphabetically / sorting loop
To print its categories that article uses the function wp_list_categories. The parameter that dictates how elements are ordered is “order_by” which it sets to “name”. Other options are listed under parameters, order by, on that function’s page in the codex: http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_list_categories It seems that the option you have are ID, name, slug, term_group and count. … Read more
Following the steps below will make your permalinks look like: www.mydomain.com/videos(Category)/the-video(Post) Visit the Settings > Permalinks page of your WordPress administration dashboard. Select the Custom Structure option, and enter this value: /%category%/%postname%/ Click Save Changes There currently is no way (that I know of) to include the taxonomy in the permalink. One way around this … Read more
There is no parameter for taxonomy in that function. But you can use them to look for posts in the same ‘category’, i.e. they are hardcoded to work with only ‘category’ You might want to use this plugin http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/previous-and-next-post-in-same-taxonomy/