Note that the url-rewriting doesn’t directly determine the template used. A pretty url is interpreted as a query and then that query determines what template is used based on the template hierarchy. So only need one rule: example.com/localdeals/myterm => example.com/?location=myterm WordPress will look for the template taxonomy-location-myterm.php and use that (if it exists) or otherwise … Read more
As long as you have registered your custom taxonomy to with ‘rewrite’ => true, then WordPress should automatically build taxonomy archives for you at yousite.com/{taxonomy base}/{term slug}. There are a lot of caveats and problems that can arise, but for simple setups, this works like a charm. To find the right URL, go to (I’m … Read more
I know you problably won’t want to be using yet ANOTHER plugin, but can I make a suggestion to use a highly configurable plugin which handles custom fields / groups, custom post types, and custom taxonomies? Really great, simple, and easy to use plugin. No hardcore advertising. Doesn’t bog down your wordpress website. This plugin … Read more
Start by reading “Using custom taxonomies to create a movie database”. You’ll learn about custom post types and custom taxonomies and how to use those to hook posts together. It’s possibly that your Labels should be a custom taxonomy rather than a post type, but maybe not. If you can use a custom taxonomy for … Read more
If you want to exclude posts from a particular category then you could try putting this in your functions.php function exclude_posts_from_category( $query ) { $catname = “Put you category name here”; if ( $query->is_category() && ( $catname == $query->query_vars[‘category_name’] ) ) { $query->query_vars[‘post__not_in ‘] = array( 1, 2, 3 ); } } add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, ‘exclude_posts_from_category’ … Read more
After days and days of frustration, I’m proudly answering my own question. The original code was not displaying multiple checkboxes because I was using the conditional !strcmp( $term->slug, $selected[0]->slug ) to render my “checked” options. Somehow it only returned 1 “checked” value at best. The correct conditional simply gets the value of the selected option, … Read more
In the second set of args, you set both include and child_of to 58, which effectively eliminates any possible return.
You can do it easily. Your query should be: $querystr = “SELECT `term_id` AS `id`, `name` AS `value`, `slug`, `term_group` FROM {$wpdb->terms} WHERE lower($wpdb->terms.name) like ‘%$s%'”; See, here i’ve mentioned the name of the fields needed. For any other fields, you need to explicitly mention the field names.
I had to modify queries before they run. So the best practice was to add the following code to function.php: if (!function_exists(‘my_theme_filter’)) { function my_theme_filter( $query ){ if ( $query->is_main_query() ) if ( $query->get( ‘tag’ ) OR is_search() ) $query->set( ‘post_type’, array( ‘artprim_item’ ) ); //echo ‘<pre>’; print_r($query); echo ‘</pre>’; return $query; }} add_filter( ‘pre_get_posts’, … Read more
From codex – you should be able to use taxonomy-service-category.php template to display service-category posts.