As of v1.3, the Query Multiple Taxonomies plugin works great with WP_Query. Your original args work as is. $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘portfolio’, ‘numberposts’ => -1, ‘project_type’ => ‘A’, ‘package’ => ‘A’ ); Then make a new query and check it: $foo = new WP_Query($args); var_dump($foo->posts); I tested this on my own custom taxonomy … Read more
Categories, Tags & Taxonomies First i want to make this one clear: Everything is a Taxonomy. Tags is a non-hierarchical, Categories a hierarchical and both are built-in taxonomies. Same goes for eg. post formats (aside, chat, etc.). It’s the same concept as with post-types (post, page, attachment, nav_menu_item, etc. are all just built in post … Read more
You can use the generic get_the_term_list() for all taxonomies.
You JOIN two elements both with the same table. When you need to join one table more than once, you need to make each join unique by giving the table alias. When WP makes the whole query, it takes that into account, but you have added your own code that doesn’t do that. So, first … Read more
You can use get_the_term_list(): Description Returns an HTML string of taxonomy terms associated with a post and given taxonomy. Terms are linked to their respective term listing pages. Usage <?php get_the_term_list( $id, $taxonomy, $before, $sep, $after ) ?>
The basic explanation You have a template tag that is called is_search() to determin if you’re on a search page or not. This then calls get_search_template() which basically is a wrapper function for get_query_template(‘search’). When you look into the last function, then you’ll see that it basically does locate_template(), which checks for file existence and … Read more
This rewrite rule should work (assuming “brand” and “type” are the taxonomy registered names): function custom_rewrite_rules() { add_rewrite_rule(‘^brand/(.*)/type/(.*)?’, ‘index.php?brand=$matches[1]&type=$matches[2]’, ‘top’); } add_action(‘init’, ‘custom_rewrite_rules’); Remember to flush the rewirte rules after saving this code in your site. Then you will need to hook in several places to fix things. For example, you may need to hook … Read more
Not trying to bump my rep, but I found my own answer. get_ancestors allows you to get the hierarchy of any item. Since terms can only have 1 parent, this is all we need: the number of items in this list equates to the term depth level, and even provides term ids. Usage: $ancestors = … Read more
The following is taken from a “move author to publish box” task, but it should give you a starting point. Next you should take a look at “/wp-admin/edit-form-advanced.php” where you’ll find something about get_object_taxonomies() to see how your stuff get’s named, so you can remove and add stuff. function wpse_remove_author_box() { if ( ! is_admin() … Read more
This suppose you have a custom post type “sponsors” and a custom taxonomy “types”… function custom_meta_box() { remove_meta_box( ‘tagsdiv-types’, ‘sponsors’, ‘side’ ); add_meta_box( ‘tagsdiv-types’, ‘Types’, ‘types_meta_box’, ‘sponsors’, ‘side’ ); } add_action(‘add_meta_boxes’, ‘custom_meta_box’); /* Prints the taxonomy box content */ function types_meta_box($post) { $tax_name=”types”; $taxonomy = get_taxonomy($tax_name); ?> <div class=”tagsdiv” id=”<?php echo $tax_name; ?>”> <div class=”jaxtag”> … Read more