The Gutenberg editor relies on the REST API, so both post types and taxonomies require the show_in_rest parameter be set to true when registering them. Your post type has this, but it’s missing from your taxonomy.
You can use remove_submenu_page(), but getting the submenu slug correct is tricky and it has to be exactly right to work. The correct submenu_slug is not exactly the same as the link you click in the menu, the one in the menu is URL encoded but the slug itself is html encoded, the main difference … Read more
Good question – I’m fairly sure you can’t do this just using wp_query. You’ll need to either add a posts_groupby filter, or just query the database directly. This previous question and answer might be helpful Using wp_query is it possible to orderby taxonomy?
Here, i have develop a simple demo for get a post data of depends on category without loading page using Ajax and jQuery. Here is a main category, sub category and post dropdowns : $args = array( ‘orderby’ => ‘name’, ‘hierarchical’ => 1, ‘taxonomy’ => ‘category’, ‘hide_empty’ => 1, ‘parent’ => 0, ); $categories = … Read more
Based on the details above, I can think of the following suggestions: Create a setup in which you have two servers using the same database. This can work if both your setups are identical to each other Sync the data (option 1). Write a plugin that you install on both servers, and this plugin will … Read more
I adjusted your code a little bit to integrate the wp_query() class instead of query posts(), which is only meant for altering the main loop. You should always opt to use wp_query() when trying to create secondary loops. Since we’re using wp_query(), we’re also going to have to use wp_reset_postdata() instead of wp_reset_query. Im not … Read more
Pretty bizarre issue. I popped in that same code and successfully replicated the issue. I then removed the calls to my_add_term, reset my permalinks (not sure if this helped or not but worth mentioning that I did it), added an item, reloaded, and they all showed up in heirarchy as expected. In the calls to … Read more
Here is what I do to sort my custom post type by custom taxonomy in the admin. I have a custom post type called plugin_filter and a custom taxonomy assigned to it called filter_group. I add the following filter to my plugin to make the field sortable. add_filter(“manage_edit-plugin_filter_sortable_columns”, ‘plugin_filter_sort’); function plugin_filter_sort($columns) { $custom = array( … Read more
First hook the save_post action: http://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference/save_post Then check capabilities: You have docs on that right? Then get_the_terms for the $post_id provided by save_post and the taxonomy you want to check. http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_the_terms Then if they are using a term (see note below) they are not allowed to use either stop/delete the post, set a warning, or … Read more
Try clean_term_cache(); clean_object_term_cache();