What I can say on your code: 26 loops are really a lot for a page, that page will load very slowly, unless you setup some cache Please, do not use query_posts it is very poor performant when called once, 26 times is performance hell If you set the taxonomy only to show this page, … Read more
Given the standard registration, you should have the following: A post type with the name ‘recipe’ A recipe post archive at example.com/recipe/ Recipe posts with urls that take the form example.com/recipe/helloworldrecipe/ A template archive-recipe.php A template single-recipe.php However, I see this in your registration code: ‘rewrite’ => array(‘slug’ => ”), This suggests what you’re trying … Read more
Hi @George: Depending on how many musicians you expect to have in your database you could either go the full API route (which is generally preferred, whenever it is vialable) if you are going to have a large number of them (thousands?) you could go with some custom SQL to pull exactly the records you … Read more
Changing the URL structure of a post always consists of two parts: writing the new URL in your links, and handling the new structure. Handling the new structure Handling the new structure is easy: because the post name (slug) is enough to identify a post, we can ignore the taxonomy you are using in the … Read more
Right now there are no hooks to do that from a plugin and the function that makes the search query itself is not pluggable which means that the only way to achieve that is to hack core files. Currently there is an open Trac Ticket asking for some kind of hook.
The function you are looking for is get_term() http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_term and the code would look something like this: $term = get_term( 1, ‘category’ );//for example uncategorized category echo ‘count: ‘. $term->count;
Plugin Recommendation I’ve had some great experience with the plugin Custom Post Type Permalinks. Here’s the settings panel that it provides which allows you to define your structure per custom post type. Adding More Permalink Tags If you want to further extend the permalink structure tags for your needs you can take a look at … Read more
I was able to solve this by defining a rewrite rule: function rewrite_rules($rules) { $newRules = array(); $newRules[‘states/(.+)/(.+?)$’] = ‘index.php?district=$matches[2]’; return array_merge($newRules, $rules); } add_filter(‘rewrite_rules_array’, __NAMESPACE__ . ‘\\rewrite_rules’);
There is a quick and somewhat dirty potential solution to this. I say ‘potential’ because I can’t spot the problem by looking at the code. I only have my suspicions. Instead of passing a separator like that. Try trailingslashit. } else $chain .= trailingslashit($name); return $chain; I am guessing at where the problem is based … Read more
It’s difficult, but not impossible to maintain the one-to-one relationship between a taxonomy and a custom post by using many hooks. Because WordPress is designed to allow many posts to tag many terms, there are various hooks that need to be used to prevent the creation of terms without custom posts and vice versa. The … Read more