How to prevent multiple custom terms from being created
How to prevent multiple custom terms from being created
custom-taxonomy
My custom query is displaying random posts in random order
I figured this out. It’s because my posts were added with a CSV import which created a ton of posts at once with the exact same timestamp. Changing the orderby to something besides ‘date’ will suffice for now and I will need to modify my CSV import to add minutes onto the timestamp.
Breadcrumb that shows multiple custom taxonomies
Breadcrumb that shows multiple custom taxonomies
Get the terms of a post
Solved I’ve solved it by myself. The WordPress function get_the_term_list() returns the terms of the post, but unfortunately they are in the reversed hierarchical order, so I had to turn them around. $id = get_the_ID(); $terms = get_the_term_list( $id , $taxonomy , ” , $randomstring ); $terms_array = explode( $randomstring , $terms ); $terms_string = … Read more
Unexpected behavior from custom taxonomies
Unexpected behavior from custom taxonomies
Custom Post Hierarchy and users
Personally I would: 1: create Post with type Building (you can then add meta to this eg: address, lat lng, name etc) 2: create Post type Apartments and associate with building via apartments post meta 3: create metabox for owner for post type apartments, here you can GET all user info with role as owner/landlord … Read more
How can I get all the posts that are related with a specific taxonomy term?
Try this: ‘tax_query’ => array( ‘origin’ => ‘English’ ) Also, it should be pretty easy. Do some research.
Custom Taxonomy – Dropdown
It’s easy if you want to use a different taxonomy. Just change the ‘category’ value below to whatever your taxonomy name is. <?php wp_dropdown_categories( array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘category’, ) ); ?> For additional parameters, see the full list on the WordPress Codex.
Display all Custom taxonomy terms and their relevant custom posts
Display all Custom taxonomy terms and their relevant custom posts
How to set “manage categories” capabilities on a post type taxonomy but not on the general categories?
you can just define your own capabilities to use this taxonomie ‘manage_terms’ => ‘manage_terms_TAXONOMIE_NAME’, ‘edit_terms’ => ‘edit_terms_TAXONOMIE_NAME’, ‘delete_terms’ => ‘delete_terms_TAXONOMIE_NAME’, ‘assign_terms’ => ‘assign_terms_TAXONOMIE_NAME’, and after you choose wich capabilities you give to your users