So it turns out that I didn’t do a loop of loops at all. This is several years old now. I don’t even know how I came up with that because clauses/limits and DB stuff are still a bit over my head. Anyway, I hope it helps some… I thought for sure I had a … Read more
You can do this by hooking into the save_post action. As save_post is fired for every post type and on update/publish/autosave etc., you need to add a few conditionals to avoid your terms being added multiple times and/or for inappropriate post types. You should also have a method of checking if your terms have already … Read more
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custom taxonomies are not showing up in get_taxonomies
This is my own solution, improvements welcome 🙂 Check for term ID and assign to variable. $term_id = (has_term(‘activity_1′,’activity-tax’) ? 1 : (has_term(‘activity_2′,’activity-tax’) ? 2 : (has_term(‘activity_3′,’activity-tax’) ? 3 : ”))); Use term ID variable in my get_posts parameters. $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘activity-post’, ‘order’ => ‘ASC’, ‘tax_query’ => array( array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘activity-tax’, … Read more
I would recommend installing an easy to use custom post type plugin like Types. From there, you can create a custom post type called Guests. After that, I would to create some custom fields for these guests, such as a name, a multi-line field for biography, etc… The only variable I’m not 100% sure about … Read more
How to use tax_query other than by slug or id or solve custom taxonomy tags conflicts with pre-existing tags?
I am puzzled at how that could possibly work, even a little. You are setting your $terms variable after you start to try to loop over it. That makes no sense. A quick rewrite would make this a little better: $html=””; $html .= ‘<ul class=”item-direct-filters”><li class=”first”><strong>view more:</strong></li>’; $taxonomy = ‘category’; $k = 0; $terms = … Read more
Use get_the_terms instead of get_the_term_list. This will give you an array. You can then either loop through and start a new ul at the half-way point, or array_slice the array first, then build two uls.