Here’s the line that causes your problem: $terms = get_terms( ‘serie’ ); You use get_terms function which retrieves the terms in a given taxonomy. And you want to get terms assigned to given post, so you should use get_the_terms which retrieves the terms of the taxonomy that are attached to the post. So change the … Read more
Based on your comment: the problem is that I am in this situation category-> training-> basketball, according to the archive page taxonomy basketball, I would like to let all the training children out and I would not do it with the id What you’re actually trying to do is get all terms that are ‘siblings’ … Read more
Since you are likely developing this and you don’t have any posts associated with the season taxonomy, you will not get any terms returned with get_terms(‘season’);’ unless you specify the parameterhide_emptyto be0`. I would change the code thusly: /** Seasons */ $args = array( ‘hide_empty’ => ‘0’ ); $season_terms = get_terms(‘season’, $args); $season_tax = array(); … Read more
General idea based on the use of regular Posts, not Custom Post Types (which is what the plugin CPT-UI is about): one parent Category -Photos under it, the needed sub-categories -Personal, Professional, etc one post corresponds to one Album -Vacations 2012, News Coverage, etc upload all images of the Album into the post, put titles, … Read more
First off, what WordPress version are you using? Second, here’s a Custom Post Type with 2 Taxonomies. It is a bit lengthy as I am copy / pasting it straight from one of my projects, feel free to view the codex and add or omit things as you see fit. First I register the post … Read more
If by “featured posts” you mean sticky post, those posts should come first. You have to jump through hoops to prevent that. There is likely a filter in your theme or a plugin that is altering that default behavior. Search the /wp-content/ directory for pre_get_posts. If “sticky posts” is not what you mean, you are … Read more
if I recall correctly, get_field() simply returns the value of the field, not the actual term object. try using this with get_term() (or get_term_by() depending on your needs/preference).
First off, I’d like to note a few things wrong with your Post Type and Taxonomy set up. There’s a few settings in your $labels that don’t make sense: $labels = array( … ‘post_type’ => ‘attachment’, ‘post_parent’ => $post->ID, ‘post_status’ => ‘inherit’, ‘post_mime_type’ => ‘image’, ); These last 4 options don’t make much sense ( … Read more
I’m not completely sure that you do actually need get_terms() twice. It looks very ineffecient and overboard. I don’t know if you need this for ordering purposes, but still, there are better ways of doing this without hitting the db so hard. One alternative is to make one call to get_terms() and then use usort() … Read more
To return the list of terms attached to that post, try get_the_term_list(). This will return the terms for a single post and by using the before, separator and after arguments you can easily build an HTML markup structure to suit your needs. The following example creates an unordered list of terms from the Topics taxonomy … Read more