If your things are laid properly, this code will output 10 posts from film CPT, where taxonomy is category-film and it will occur each of the term of that particular taxonomy. I’m not aware about your templating, so lay your layout accordingly. <?php $_terms = get_terms( array(‘category-film’) ); foreach ($_terms as $term) : $term_slug = … Read more
I assume you’re trying to use this when viewing a single post? For example, in single.php? If so, you’ll need to grab the terms first, then grab your meta. global $post; if ( $terms = get_the_terms( $post->ID, ‘game’ ) ) { // $term = $terms[0]; // WRONG! $terms is indexed by term ID! $term = … Read more
I would build the input fields for terms as array of inputs. Like this (note the [] inthe name attribute: <input name=”input_name[]” type=”text” value=””> <input name=”input_name[]” type=”text” value=””> <input name=”input_name[]” type=”text” value=””> Then, in PHP: //Now $_POST[‘input_name’]; is an array //get the array and sanitize it $input_terms = array_map( ‘sanitize_text_field’, $_POST[‘input_name’] ); //Set the array … Read more
I believe this answers both of your questions(this and this), Take a look at My Meta box class which lets add nay type of field you want in a custom metabox. Once you have the class all you need to do is something like this: //include the main class file require_once(“meta-box-class/my-meta-box-class.php”); // configure your meta … Read more
Like I said in the comment, this can be solved by using two dropdowns. Additionally I already hinted you to an answer of mine doing this for a simple, one level, non conditional category selection. Category dropdowns can easily constructed with wordpress by making use of wp_dropdown_categories. To make it work as actual selection handed … Read more
If i understand correctly what you are trying to achieve then you can use get_the_terms function to get the rating terms object and from that echo out the description. replace: <?php echo get_the_term_list( $post->ID, ‘rating’, __(‘Author Rating: ‘, ‘appz’), ‘, ‘, ” ); // HERE I WANT THE DESCRIPTION (I.E. THE IMAGE THAT I USED … Read more
Always great if someone wants to use better, more correct and more efficient ways to get things done. To achieve what you need is not difficult. WORKSFLOW: Use the usort() to create your custom sort order Use the the_posts filter to sort and return the sorted array of posts just before the loop is executed … Read more
Welcome to WPSE. That can be solved pretty straight forward. Register a custom post type products Register two taxonomies (brands and functionalities) for your custom post type Feed WordPress the correct template, following the template hierarchy and WordPress standard Flush your rewrite rules (can’t be skipped, but is easy) Step 1 Register your custom post … Read more
WordPress do: apply_filters( ‘wp_list_categories’, $output, $args ); You can do: function add_slug_css_list_categories($list,$args) { } Then you can use $args to determine what kind of list you have. Not sure if you must do that but when you add the filter there is also a variable for accepted arguments: add_filter(‘wp_list_categories’, ‘add_slug_css_list_categories’,10,2);
I’m sure this not best answer, however you may try like this add_action(‘save_post’, ‘add_my_taxonomy’); function add_my_taxonomy($post_ID) { $area = array( ‘ny’ => ‘New York’, ‘la’ => ‘Los Angeles’ ); $zip = array( ‘ny’ => ‘10001, 10002, 10003, 10004, 10005, 10006, 10007, 10008, 10009, 10010, 10011, 10012, 10013, 10014, 10015, 10016, 10017, 10018, 10019, 10020, 10021, … Read more