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
Base on comment, you need to create a little function to display these related posts. You can do it in different ways, here is an simple example by adding your own action to the template. in your template file place where you want to show related lessons do_action(‘related_lesson’); In functions.php function get_related_lesson(){ global $post; $args … Read more
The template hierarchy has filters for all types of templates. Here we can use category_template, check if the current category has a parent, and load the subcategory.php file in that case: function wpd_subcategory_template( $template ) { $cat = get_queried_object(); if ( isset( $cat ) && $cat->category_parent ) { $template = locate_template( ‘subcategory.php’ ); } return … Read more
I’ve found a solution which works great. I ended up copying the bbPress Reply Walker class which was an extension of the WordPress walker class, and modifying some of the parameters to meet my needs. I had to also make my own function for listing replies, similar to bbPress’s list replies function. The list replies … Read more
Most efficient way of showing children posts?
Display posts of a hierarchical custom post type excluding parent posts
How to define a custom hierarchy for terms?
I changed my js to something like this one where I stored current page state for each of the taxonomy-terms and send the current page number back to my call-back function where I queried posts on the basis of that page number. var loading = false; var second_array = []; var count = 1; $(‘body’).on(‘click’, … Read more
I’ve been working on a solution this afternoon and have come up with the following. It may not be the most elegant way of doing this though, so I’m open to further comments. function custom_tax_list_and_posts() { $post_type=”CUSTOM_POST_TYPE_NAME”; $taxonomy = ‘CUSTOM_TAXONOMY_NAME’; // Get all of the parent terms in the custom taxonomy and include empty ones … Read more
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