It also doesn’t matter which URL part is changed, except the last one. So this still shows the content of the original page. Yes, because your taxonomy’s rewrite is hierarchical with the permalink structure /treatment/<term slug> (e.g. /treatment/psychosomatic) or /treatment/<term slug>/<term slug>/… (if the term is a child term, e.g. /treatment/psychosomatic/psychosomatic-dysfunction), so as long as … Read more
Checkout scribu’s post2post plugin, it should fill your needs.
First of all, please don’t confuse terms. Custom Post Types is a mis-named feature that should really be Custom Content Types. They’re pieces of content that aren’t posts or pages, but live in the same kind of database. Like posts and pages, they can have tags, categories, comments, and other custom meta and taxonomies applied. … Read more
I believe WP 3.1 introduced a fix for what you’re describing… from the codex: Custom Content Type Improvements – allows developers to generate archive pages, and have better menu and capability controls. Read more in the article Post Types. Advanced Queries – allows developers to query multiple taxonomies and custom fields I haven’t used either … Read more
When you register post type it is stored in a global var name $wp_post_types and the taxonomies are stored in a global var named $wp_taxonomies Its all in the memory since you need it all and if it was stored in the database you would need to pull it from the database and then it … Read more
I’ve solved this myself using a fairly basic (and pretty hacky) solution in the form of a plugin. It is shared as a Gist if anyone runs into the same issue as me: https://gist.github.com/Strap1/8053824
You just need to override the function display_tablenav() with a blank function in you parent class. It is explained here.
There is no concept of “primary” term in WordPress. Taxonomies are grouping mechanism. Post belongs to multiple terms on equal terms (no pun intended). No term is “more” of a group than the rest. From brief description of your use case, intuitively Artists would be much better defined as CPT too. But then it comes … Read more
TERM METADATA It’s possible to get thumbnails for terms using the new Term Metadata in 4.4. You just also need to define those ahead of time yourself. add_term_meta( int $term_id, string $meta_key, mixed $meta_value, bool $unique = false ) get_term_meta( int $term_id, string $key = ”, bool $single = false ) update_term_meta( int $term_id, string … Read more
EDIT Since I missunderstood your question at first, here’s the update that should do what you want. $taxonomies = get_object_taxonomies( ‘my_post_type’, ‘object’ ); foreach($taxonomies as $tax){ echo $tax->labels->singular_name; } Basically, you need to specify to the get_object_taxonomies function that you want an object to be returned. In your function, I’m not sure where the $args … Read more