In your foreach loop, the current term you are iterating is $tax_term: foreach ($tax_terms as $tax_term) { so within that block, the term’s ID is $tax_term->term_id: <div id=”<?php echo $tax_term->term_id; ?>”>
Here you go: just place this in your functions.php: /** * Sort post_tags by term_order * * @param array $terms array of objects to be replaced with sorted list * @param integer $id post id * @param string $taxonomy only ‘post_tag’ is changed. * @return array of objects */ function plugin_get_the_ordered_terms ( $terms, $id, $taxonomy … Read more
After much pounding on the keyboard, I have figured it out. It may not be the best way to accomplish this, but it works and doesn’t require any additional DB queries. I used the code above to generate a list of the models I needed to display. I then used this code to make everything … Read more
If you are looking to create custom taxonomies you can take a look on WCK plugin, where the Taxonomy Creator allows you to easily create and edit custom taxonomies for WordPress without any programming knowledge. It provides an UI for most of the arguments of register_taxonomy() function.
Your issue is that WordPress does not have archive for all posts in specific taxonomy, only archives for posts in each term of that taxonomy. In your CPT registration you can set ‘has_archive’ => ‘quizzes’ so that post type archive slug is different from singular slug. However I am not sure if that will work … Read more
In wordpress, the slug (post name) is unique per post type. So, an url like /company-1/items/item-type-1/product-1 and one like /company-2/items/item-type-1/product-1 where product-1 is the post name, cannot address to 2 different products. If you create 2 products with same title WordPress on saving will set an unique slug. Same thing is for articles. For this … Read more
This is more PHP than WordPress, but wp_get_post_terms returns a numerically indexed array, so all you need is basic PHP array syntax to grab the first item. $terms = wp_get_post_terms($post->ID, ‘custom_cat’); print_r($terms[0]->name); You don’t specify which item you want. This will get you last item: $terms = array_pop($terms); print_r($terms);
So, thanks to G. M.’s help I was able to debug the problem more efficiently, now that I knew init was indeed not being called. I started stripping out all extraneous functions from my functions.php file and I realized I called do_action twice, as I have many functions run through admin-ajax.php. The do_action calls must … Read more
If it were me, here’s how I’d achieve this. Preface Assuming the following data structures: Post type: “dictionary” Taxonomy: “dictionary_category”, terms limited to single letters And the desired URLs: /dictionary/ => page (this should work out-of-the-box) /dictionary/rules/ => page /dictionary/x/ => Taxonomy archive /dictionary/x/xavier/ => Single post view 1. Set the post type and taxonomy … Read more
Re-save your Permalinks after changing the name and slug from portfolio Looks like you need to add this line to your code ‘rewrite’ => array( ‘slug’ => ‘portfolio’, ‘with_front’ => false ), And change this to true ‘public’ => true,