EDIT Since you can only have unique term slugs in a taxonomy, you should go for a “mixed taxonomy term” url setup. You can check this, or this solution that involve creating your own add_rewrite_rules.
Solved it with the following Custom Walker: class CustomWalker extends Walker_Category { function start_el(&$output, $item, $depth=0, $args=array()) { $output .= “\n<li><a href=\”http://website.com/?ls=&location=” . $item->slug . “\”>”.esc_attr($item->name); } function end_el(&$output, $item, $depth=0, $args=array()) { $output .= “</li>\n”; } }
Use wp_list_categories with the taxonomy argument, it is built to create hierarchal category lists but it will also support using a custom taxonomy. Example: Display hierarchal categories using this you can see their hierarchal structure. let me know the result
You might be wrong while saying: I see the code dump in all the other default post types Because your dump won’t show code dump on the default post type page, and here is where the clue lies – page is hierarchical. If you see the documentation of post_row_actions, you can see the description saying: … Read more
You are already using the correct Gutenberg/JS code, but it’s a limitation in the REST API which exposes the parent field only for hierarchical post types like page. But you can force the field to appear in the REST API responses via register_rest_field() — example for a my_cpt post type: register_rest_field( ‘my_cpt’, ‘parent’, array( ‘schema’ … Read more
You can check if your $term have parent and then redirect using wp_redirect() <?php $term = get_queried_object(); $parent = ( isset( $term->parent ) ) ? get_term_by( ‘id’, $term->parent, ‘types’ ) : false; if( $parent ) { wp_redirect($term->parent); } ?> I hope this helps! Greetz
menu with non dynamic content if the menu structure is fixed then you can create a fixed menu using the “new” wp menu system (quadrillion weblog postings on that) menu with dynamic content if the menu structure is not fixed you can: a. ask the users to manually maintain the menu after e.g. adding a … Read more
You can not enable that, it is not supported, on top of that there is no meta table for links 🙂 For one of my sites: http://populair.eu I wanted to put each link you see on there in a hierarchical category (obvious if you see the layout). But since it was not supported I put … Read more
So, at the end of the day, your content is about resorts (that is, “destination” = resort? If so: Custom Post Type: destination (semantically, it would be “resort”, but you can use “destination” to meet your client’s needs) Custom Taxonomy(ies): location (country, city, etc.) EDIT: How to parse the terminology: Post: noun Taxonomies: adjectives The … Read more
As you’re probably already aware, WordPress is designed with two main content types: Pages and Posts (see also http://en.support.wordpress.com/post-vs-page/) The very design of Posts is to not be hierarchical. And the nature of Pages is to be hierarchical. Posts are to be part of a blog. Blogs are almost always ad-hoc in organization. Thus there … Read more