The rewrite rules are wrong. For example, you want to rewrite from community/tag/easter to ‘index.php?pagename=community&stencil-tag=easter’, so the regex should contain community/tag/ and not only tag/. Also, \d match only digits but the tag value is a string. Same apply to the rewrite for stencil-tag. You could use . to match any character, both numeric and … Read more
I used: $args = array( … ‘rewrite’ => array( ‘slug’ => ‘portfolio-taxonomies’ ), … ); register_taxonomy( ‘portfolio_taxonomies’, array(‘portfolio’), $args ); So my URL is predictable. And you did one thing wrong, URL you are putting is NOT correct. If the rewrite rule is implemented, then they would be: http://localhost/wp-test/portfolio-taxonomies/taxtemp1/ http://localhost/wp-test/portfolio-taxonomies/taxtemp2/ To grab the correct URL, … Read more
You can do like following $thiscat = $wp_query->get_queried_object();//put this code $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘sports’, ‘tax_query’ => array( array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘sports_category’, ‘field’ => ‘slug’, ‘terms’ => $thiscat->slug // Pass this to slug ), ), ); $myquery = new WP_Query($args); then you can able to fetch post titles tagged under football and basketball separately … Read more
WP_Query is your answer for the first question, you will need to create a custom search form, and parse that data, in order to create your custom WP_Query. Here is a link with a tutorial to get you in the right direction. For the PDF part, I beleive it will be easier to tell the … Read more
Rewrite for custom type and custom taxonomy
Natively every post in WordPress has one specific permalink (if any and not counting non–pretty arguments–based shortlinks). This makes sense not just to WordPress, but also to other entities like people and search engines. It is certainly possible to make additional URLs to load posts in WP too. However it won’t help you any with … Read more
I recently ran into a similar situation. While I can’t currently remember the source, the code below will create a new entry into your taxonomy of choice, it could serve as the base for your needs. //Automatically creates a category in the case log and adds it to the post. function add_title_as_category( $postid ) { … Read more
i got error in Your Code you insert taxonomy before register taxonomy after_setup_theme Load Before init So not insert taxonomy Please change after_setup_theme To init More Detail
Your code is all upside down and scrambled. What you would want to do is to check for a specific term and then feed that into get_the_term_list(), not the other way around. Also, evaluate your switch to true. I would probably first get an array of terms attached to the post and then check if … Read more
you can name the file in this way: taxonomy-{taxonomy}.php as described in this page, there you can create a loop adn WP will only select the elements of the given taxonomy.