I’m not sure why you’re seeing the ID increment, however one problem is that your function call to get_terms() needs to include an array of taxonomy names as the first parameter. In your case, you just need to include an array with a single taxonomy name. For example: $existing_terms = get_terms(array(‘custom_taxonomy’), array( ‘hide_empty’ => false … Read more
So I’m taking some liberties with this, I’m assuming a couple things: You know the taxonomy the term belongs to You have the term archive link So if I have the term archive link: $url=”http://www.example.com/taxonomy/term/”; I know that the last part of that url is going to be the terms slug. I can use the … Read more
I found the correct url and patched the rewrite and it works perfectly now! This is what I ended with! add_rewrite_rule(‘^vehicle-make/([^/]*)/([^/]*)/?’,’index.php?vehicle-make=$matches[1]&sort=$matches[2]’,’top’);
I’ve already fixed it. I simply had to go to WPML > Languages, and uncheck “Adjust IDs for multilingual functionality” which dramatically increased the performance of the translated version of the website, and I no longer get a PHP notice.
All right, few hours of figuring it out, but I made it: I had to wrap the whole thing into a wp_query, querying the current ‘category’ term and then use get_the_terms instead of get_terms to get the terms for the current post query, then remove duplicates and echo it in a foreach loop similar to … Read more
Those are different object types that belong to different tables and hence can have same primary key ID. –> Even though these are different types, all are being stored in one table i.e. wp_posts with post_type = the different types. Check the table structure for clarity. So there won’t be any same ID conflict. if … Read more
For now I’ve just redirected the default search string (www.sitedomain.com/?s=keyword) to www.sitedomain.com/trade/keyword, (trade is my custom taxonomy) although I’m pretty sure this isn’t the correct or best way to do it so it’d be great if someone else has a better solution. Here is the code for redirecting the search string: function redirect_search() { if … Read more
You could use the slug of each term as class name (and do the styling via CSS) <?php echo ‘<div class=”col-lg-3 ‘ . $term->slug . ‘”>’; // $term->slug is the class name echo ‘<a href=”‘ . esc_url( $term_link ) . ‘”>’ . $term->name . ‘</a>’; echo ‘</div>’; ?> If you want to use dynamic terms … Read more
According to user Otto, who provides a good explanatory answer to a similar question, you can safely call wp_get_post_terms() a number of times because WordPress’s internal query caching system is primed before the loop begins, and subsequent calls to wp_get_post_terms() will hit the cache rather than the query: Post meta information is automatically cached in … Read more
I believe the behavior you’re hoping for is not part of WordPress core. The last time I needed this, I adapted a couple functions out of the Post Type Archive Link plugin used for improved post type highlighting. To use it, just add the menu items the normal way and put these functions in a … Read more