get_the_terms() is probably returning false. Do a print_r($event_type_term) to see what you have in it. From: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_the_terms Array of term objects on success. False if no terms are found in the given taxonomy and a wp_error object if an invalid taxonomy is entered.
Sorting your posts by relevance This will need to add an extra propperty to each post. Than sort the object by this new prperty. The trick is to sort the posts directly in the query object. function get_posts(){ // get the posts but do NOT order them $query_posts = new WP_Query( array( ‘numberposts’ => 5 … Read more
I came across a tutorial about ‘Custom User Taxonomies in WordPress‘ and there is a plugin based on that ‘User Taxonomies‘ but these are for creating taxonomies for Users. Have a read thought the tutorial it might help. I think what you’re talking about is to associating posts’ taxonomies with users. I think you need … Read more
You can use a snippet I found for querying terms that are attached to a particular post type: function wpse_207655_terms_by_post_type_or_meta( $clauses, $taxonomy, $args ) { $meta_query = new WP_Meta_Query; $meta_query->parse_query_vars( $args ); $post_types=””; if ( ! empty( $args[‘post_type’] ) ) { if ( $_post_types = array_intersect( ( array ) $args[‘post_type’], get_post_types() ) ) $post_types = … Read more
EDIT PART DEUX OR PART DEUX – The Dirty Sequal, The Term Saga Continues… Before anyone read this section, I will urge you to read everything I explained in ORIGINAL ANSWER. wp_insert_term() does not allow duplicate term names in non hierarchical taxonomies or in hierarchical taxonomies within the same hierarchy. From comments to my answer, … Read more
Answering this question is, by design, a multi-part process. There are several things you (or a plugin/library) need to do to make User Taxonomies behave similarly to Post Taxonomies, even after you have (successfully) registered it. This answer is a work-in-progress to some degree. Please add other answers with solutions to any aspects that are … Read more
fields is used internally by WordPress and can’t be registered as a taxonomy or post type slug. Have a look at the list of Reserved Terms on the register_taxonomy Codex page for additional info.
Few points come to mind: There is a typo in “post_type” => “‘eyeglasses” (extra single quote). It should be: “post_type” => “eyeglasses”. Try putting the $term instead of array( $term ): “tax_input” => array( “models” => $term ) Also, is it models or model? e.g. “tax_input” => array( “model” => $term ) tax_input requires assign_terms … Read more
WordPress let’s you define where a post type appears in the args where you register it. It’s the show_in_menu argument. You can set it to true, false or a the slug (a string) of the page under which you’d like it to appear. So, let’s say you already have a post type “main”. To display … Read more
H1 tags around the descriptions? echo ‘<h1>’ . term_description() . ‘</h1>’; UPDATE: Add link to plugin to allow HTML in term descriptions. WordPress Plugins – Allow HTML in Category Descriptions This will work with custom taxonomies to. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/allow-html-in-category-descriptions/ Copy of the appropriate code For those of you that want to simply see how it’s done. … Read more