It is possible to register a taxonomy without associating a post type by passing null as your argument for the $object_type. Unfortunately, this means that you will still need to associate an object type (post type) to your taxonomy later in order to use it. register_taxonomy( ‘aprwc_rating_criteria’, null, $args ); From the documentation: Setting explicitly … Read more
You have a syntax-ish error, or a spelling one. There is a space after “taxonomy” in your tax_query array. If that were the sum of it I’d have just posted a comment, but additionally that $query->tax_query->queries[] = $workspace_taxonomy_query; line is pointless. Nothing changes with or without it. Don’t try to hack the array like that. … Read more
For a function that enqueues scripts, the action hook you use should actually be “wp_enqueue_scripts” for the front of the site, and “admin_enqueue_scripts” for the admin side of things. This is the proper time to enqueue scripts. While you can technically do it anytime before wp_head, this is the best place because it’s pretty much … Read more
add the small example function: add_action( ‘request’, ‘fb_add_to_feed’ ); // add to post-feed function fb_add_to_feed($request) { if ( isset($request[‘feed’]) && !isset($request[‘post_type’]) ) { $request[‘post_type’] = get_post_types( $args = array( ‘public’ => true, ‘capability_type’ => ‘post’ ) ); } return $request; } Alternative you can creat a own feed onl yfor the custom post type. See … Read more
Use the pre_get_posts action to detect some filter vars in the URL and filter the query accordingly. For example, say your form sets price_low and price_high GET vars, so the URL looks like: domain.com/?price_low=100&price_high=1000 Then your filter function checks for the presence of those vars and creates the meta_query. This example is checking if it’s … Read more
I would suggest you create a common hierarchical taxonomy that you register with each of your custom post types. The terms of this taxonomy would match your custom post types (for example use the custom post type slug as the term slug). You can then structure your taxonomy to match your designed hierarchy, and every … Read more
It’s a little complex, but you can add custom meta to taxonomies. http://pippinsplugins.com/adding-custom-meta-fields-to-taxonomies/ You could pretty easily integrate a WP media uploader field that would allow you to enter an image into the field.
As said in the question there is no filter to add bulk actions to the standard select menu, or better, there is one, but it can be used only for remove actions and not for adding. So, even if for php/wp developers (like me) it seems ugly (and probably is ugly) only chance is use … Read more
There is currently a trac ticket on the fact that taxonomy counts are global (include all post types). Related trac ticket. To fix this you can remove the column and add your own using the manage_edit-{$taxonomy}_columns filter: add_filter(‘manage_edit-season_columns’,’my_season_columns’); function my_season_columns($columns){ unset($columns[‘posts’]); $columns[‘cpt_count’] = ‘Races’; return $columns; } You then tell WordPress what to fill this … Read more
SOLUTION – Updated: 03/03/2015 – Thanks to /u/G.M. The below adds a new field to the Term Edit Page and saves the value into the un-used ( for the moment anyway ) term_group field which can then be used to order terms. In the below hooks ( actions ) you’ll need to replace TAXONOMY_SLUG with … Read more