You can do this by adding this line of code to your Register_post_type $args Function array: $args array ‘with_front’ => false, this will remove the blog from the front of the CPT that you add this line. Remember to flush permalinks after you add it and save. from the codex: ‘with_front’ => bool Should the … Read more
Have you try $tags = wp_get_post_tags($post->ID); ? <?php foreach($tags as $tag): ?> <span class=”tag-element”> <?=$tag->name ?>, </span> <?php endforeach; ?>
Here’s the code. You can change $post_type and $custom_fields according to your needs. function extend_admin_search( $query ) { // Extend search for document post type $post_type=”document”; // Custom fields to search for $custom_fields = array( “_file_name”, ); if( ! is_admin() ) return; if ( $query->query[‘post_type’] != $post_type ) return; $search_term = $query->query_vars[‘s’]; // Set to … Read more
You’ll have to get the terms of current post with get_the_terms function and then use them in your query. // this will get terms and then get only term_ids from them $term_ids = wp_list_pluck( get_the_terms( get_the_ID(), ‘coupon_category’ ), ‘term_id’ ); $paged = (get_query_var(‘paged’)) ? get_query_var(‘paged’) : 1; $related = new WP_Query( array( ‘post_type’ => APP_POST_TYPE, … Read more
i found a solution similar to mine Custom column for changing post status via ajax
You can try this : add_action( $terms.’_add_form_fields’, ‘___add_form_field_term_meta_text’ );
Reset your Permalinks (Dashboard > Settings > Permalinks). Just make a change, save and it should pick up your rewrite change. I’ve made this mistake a million times, you adjust a thing and forget this is needed.
You probably need to use a taxonomy query rather than the terms field (I don’t see terms as a valid parameter on WordPress’s WP_Query documentation page). This stackexchange question and answer should provide you with the necessary code to do what you are trying to do. If, however, the categories are not custom taxonomies (or … Read more
I think it depends on the case. If the taxonomy is essential part of the theme, then functions.php might be appropriate place for registering it. If the taxonomy doesn’t care which theme is in use on the site, then a custom plugin might be better place for it. Please note that asking about best practices … Read more
wp_get_post_terms did the trick