Script to generate pages – taxonomies not loaded
Probably just use the taxonomy call within wordpress action callback function. add_action(‘init’, ‘my_callback_func’); function my_callback_func() { //here you can place your get terms }
Probably just use the taxonomy call within wordpress action callback function. add_action(‘init’, ‘my_callback_func’); function my_callback_func() { //here you can place your get terms }
How to disable the use of certain words in categories
Taxonomies and subtaxonomies relations
You can use ACF (Advanced Custom Fields) plugin to do this. Select Taxonomy field and set the field group to appear where you need to. I’m pretty sure the free version of the plugin has this field.
After messing with some code I found a solution: just use this code and a lot if information will be showed. Within all this data you search for the categorie that is inside your taxonomy and you’ll see the taxonomy-> name. // Show all data of all taxonomies function print_tax_data(){ $data = get_terms(); print_r($data); } … Read more
Custom taxonomies registered via plugin stop existing after function finishes running
Hi need update in my terms for other taxonomy
The page for ‘work categories’ appears as a sub-menu page of ‘Work’ CPT, after you’ve registered it correctly. These are very good posts to get started with CPTs: Thinkvitamin and Justin Tadlock. I always refer these when stuck with CPTs.
Terms and posts are both WP Objects, but different ones. They are stored in different database tables, so… … they don’t have unique IDs (term and post can have same ID), so… … they’re IDs cannot be both used as foreign key in database, so… … I don’t think it’s possible (well, maybe it is, … Read more
It is explained pretty thoroughly in the Codex, in my opinion. It serves a purpose e.g. when you want to grab posts for your taxonomy, it is a URL slug for your taxonomy, e.g. example.com/tag/cats -> example.com/query_var/cats. Note: The query_var is used for direct queries through WP_Query like new WP_Query( array( ‘people’ => $person_name ) … Read more