get_terms does exactly what it says, it retrieves all terms of the specified taxonomy Retrieve the terms in a taxonomy or list of taxonomies. There are a couple of functions that you can make use of here. You nedd to follow the links, each functions is well documented with examples. You just need to choose … Read more
In this case you just need a conditional tag inside of the wp_head action. Placing the following on your functions.php will solve the problem: add_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘q166556_taxonomy_head’ ); function q166556_taxonomy_head(){ // Conditional for Taxonomy archives and posts that have any term from the taxonomy `store` if ( ! has_term( ”, ‘store’ ) && ! is_tax( … Read more
Physalis, reset the permalinks from setting, it will work.
amritanshu you not add id $my_meta->addText(‘text_field_id’,array(‘name’=> ‘My Text ‘)); ‘YOUR-FIELD_ID’ Print Command JUST add that line $saved_data = get_tax_meta($term_id,’YOUR-FIELD-ID’); echo $saved_data;
Try to use child_of at your second foreach, see the documentation. child_of (integer) Get all descendents of this term. Default is 0. Note: the difference between child_of and parent is that where parent only gets direct children of the parent term (ie: 1 level down), child_of gets all descendants (as many levels as are available) … Read more
This is strange and should not happen by default. get_posts uses WP_Query. If you look at the source code of get_posts, all the parameters passed to get_posts is passed unchanged to WP_Query except parameters like category which is changed to cat, the include and exclude parameters to include or exclude certain posts which is changed … Read more
Seems I need to find the term id before displaying the field $terms = get_the_terms( get_the_ID(), ‘album_category’); http://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/get-values-from-a-taxonomy-term/
I think the best option would be is to use your getPostViews() count and incorporate a system in there to append the trending term to the post once your counter hits 150. Here is our worksflow Get the post view count (which you are already doing) Compare the current count to the desired 150 Use … Read more
WordPress tracks which object types taxonomy applies to. This can be established on taxonomy registration or at some point after, so you shouldn’t be trying to do this too early. The approach would be to retrieve the list of taxonomies for the native post type and use it with lower level function, which supports multiple … Read more
If I understand your question correctly, you can do the following: Identify the template being used to output your custom posts (or create one) Within this template, intercept the $_GET variable for date, sanitise it and parse it into a date that you can use in your posts query. Query the items (if you’re using … Read more