Finally I was able to find a way to do exactly what I wanted. Though adding Custom Taxonomy or Custom Post Type can easily be added, while having its Template file, as following: Appearance> Menus > selecting Links widget > putting link of custom post type or taxonomy http://yourdomain.com/your-custom-post-or-taxonomy But also this answer help you … Read more
The taxonomy archive menus have the classes menu-item-type-taxonomy and menu-item-object-{taxonomy-name}, so there is nothing strange because category is a taxonomy (here you are wrong when say that “the menu is a link to the category and archive page, not a taxonomy”).
Archive pages A & B already exist as your brand and type term archives, you can style those differently by creating taxonomy-brand.php and taxonomy-type.php templates. The remaining piece is two different single product views. The simplest way to achieve that would be to append a GET var onto the permalinks: http://domain.com/product/someproduct/?origin=brand http://domain.com/product/someproduct/?origin=type WordPress has the … Read more
The hierarchical argument when registering a custom post type should be set to false which is also the default setting hierarchical(boolean) (optional) Whether the post type is hierarchical (e.g. page). Allows Parent to be specified. The ‘supports’ parameter should contain ‘page-attributes’ to show the parent select box on the editor page.Default: false Note: this parameter was … Read more
First of all, your meta_query is wrong. It should be an array of an array, not just an array So, the following ‘meta_query’ => array ( ‘key’ => ‘qd_resource_author_selector’, ‘value’ => $myAuthor, ), becomes ‘meta_query’ => array ( array( ‘key’ => ‘qd_resource_author_selector’, ‘value’ => $myAuthor, ), ), Secondly, you can optimize your query. You are … Read more
Add new file called taxonomy- mytaxonomies.php and put you code . But so far I know to add like in page..it is not available in wp yet
You second approach (EDIT 2) is quite buggy and inefficient unfortunately. Also, you are not going to do this in one query. As I already stated, you need to look at the approach in this answer I have recently done. You were almost there in your first edit, the only problem is, you cannot do … Read more
So you have 3 problems Problem 1, custom taxonomy post type Your first problem is a misunderstanding of what taxonomies and post types are. There is no such thing as a custom taxonomy post type. Taxonomies and post types are 2 different things. Post types are posts/pieces of content of a certain type. E.g. post, … Read more
I’ve got this fixed now. Managed to talk with my old developer and he added this: $termsById = array(); foreach ($terms as $t) { $termsById[$t->term_id] = $t; } I had to add this new variable where $terms was previously used on line 14. Thanks for your help everyone, I appreciate the effort.
So to answear my own question after much googeling: In the args array I commented out the option for show_in_menu, so that custom post type creates the menu itself. Then I didn’t add the admin menu, but just the submenu (the hook still remains). add_action(‘admin_menu’,’bsp_plugin_menu’); And the first parameter is the one that shows it … Read more