Now your outline is pretty brief, so I’ll make a guess at what you’re trying to accomplish. My approach would be to use the Advanced Custom Fields plugin with the repeater field add-on (you’ll have to pay a small amount for that) and attach a repeater field to your courses custom post type. The repeater … Read more
Fixed. I had the members plugin installed and it was overwriting some permissions by giving priority to denied options.
When registering your custom post type have you tried to disable with_front in your rewrite array? For example, using an example for the post type book: add_action( ‘init’, ‘codex_book_init’ ); /** * Register a book post type. * * @link http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/register_post_type */ function codex_book_init() { $labels = array( ‘name’ => _x( ‘Books’, ‘post type general … Read more
Your previous edit was a bit closer. Change the post type rewrite slug to: cosmetics/treatments/%treatment-type% Then change all instances of %type% to %treatment-type% in the treatment_permalink function. Everything should then work correctly after you flush rewrites. For future reference, the Monkeyman rewrite analyzer plugin is very helpful for debugging rewrite rules. As I mentioned, you … Read more
So, it looks like I didn’t understand how a custom taxonomy works. http://joshrodg.com/hallmark/letters/tags/moore/ should be http://joshrodg.com/hallmark/tags/moore/ and http://joshrodg.com/hallmark/letters/tags/kenya/ should be http://joshrodg.com/hallmark/tags/kenya/. My mistake was that I expected the tags to be linked off my custom post type url, and not my main domain. I found the answer here: Archive template for taxonomy terms Thanks, Josh
As I see it, since “incubators” is a way for you to group “startups”, “incubator” should be a taxonomy of a “startup” custom post type. Make sure, when you register your taxonomy, to specify the link between the two. register_taxonomy( ‘Incubator’, array( ‘startup’ ), $args ); You can enter details to describe your incubator by … Read more
Recommended (CPT): Easier option is to get a custom post type plugin that also has a feature to create custom taxonomies. It is very flexible and let’s you configure it precisely you want it to behave like and in the end you can export the code that generates your custom taxonomies and add it to … Read more
Add priority with at least 1 to your add actions: add_action( ‘init’, ‘add_training_post_type’, 1 ); add_action( ‘init’, ‘create_training_taxonomies’, 1 ); Currently your issue is that your post type and taxonomy rewrite slugs are identical, so the URL base would be the same and it confuses WP. Fortunately there is easy solution, just add this code … Read more
If custom taxonomy makes sense to you as approach to organization of data, but not as interface workflow then you should consider building custom interface for it. Some frameworks out there can work with native taxonomies, but provide alternate interfaces for them. So you might even find something fitting already done. The more low key … Read more
As said in the comments by Milo (many thanks!) the answer was already posted: Permalinks: custom post type -> custom taxonomy -> post