Your post_type slug will default to the name of the post_type unless specified otherwise. So, in it’s most basic form you can set a custom base slug as follows, ‘rewrite’ => array( ‘slug’ => ‘slug-name-here’); Currently, you have it set to true only. Don’t forget to visit your permalinks page in the dashboard to flush … Read more
So, to answer my own question: I haven’t found any solution inside wp_insert_post_data. I suspect that the problem is connected to the fact that when wp_insert_post_data is executed the post in question is not yet in the database. And albeit I didn’t manage to find it in taxonomy.php, it is logical to assume that the … Read more
It will definately not show in custom_1 because you probably must have defined it for custom_2.However, you can define a custom submenu with link same as that of the taxonomy in which the parent link is that of custom_2. Following is what i mean. add_submenu_page( ‘edit.php?post_type=custom_1’, ‘Page Title’, ‘Menu Title’, ‘add_users’,’edit-tags.php?taxonomy=custom_taxonomy’, ” );
In the array of arguments to register_post_type() there is a parameter “taxonomies”. If category is not specified there, then it shouldn’t appear with that post type.
You’ll have to add some new rewrite rules, thankfully WordPress makes it fairly straightforward using a few function calls. // use the init action to modify rewrite rules add_action( ‘init’, function() { global $wp_rewrite; // add rewrite tag for the post type // – %posttype% is a new tag that will be replaced with the … Read more
You are doing everything right, double check the below code and make sure to go to Permalinks in your dashboard to flush the rewrite rules. From WordPress Codex: Note: Visiting the Permalinks screen triggers a flush of rewrite rules. There is no need to save just to flush the rewrite rules. It will work, I … Read more
Really, you could probably refine this more and come up with better names, I just wanted to make it functional ^_^ ! First thing’s first -> Let’s include JQuery because I don’t want to do this in vanilla JS. function lets_include_jquery() { wp_enqueue_script( ‘jquery’ ); } add_action( ‘admin_enqueue_scripts’, ‘lets_include_jquery’ ); Now let’s throw a script … Read more
You want to use the register_taxonomy_for_object_type function documented here add_action(‘init’,’fix_my_tax’); function fix_my_tax(){ register_taxonomy_for_object_type(‘taxonomy’, ‘post_type’); }
Using your current code: $tax_slug = get_query_var( ‘event-categories’ );
To be really honest here, that is a useless parameter when used with custom taxonomies, as custom taxonomies are already registed to a custom post type when they are registered. Using the taxonomies parameter, you are re-registering a custom taxonomy to the custom post type As stated by the codex, the taxonomies parameter is used … Read more