You can use the same code, you just have to find the id of your category by slug. Yo can do this by adding : $idObj = get_category_by_slug(‘category-slug’); $id = $idObj->term_id; And then put $id in your excluding array. the function is documented here : wordpress documentation
By default, it should be the folder of your plugin. If you use wp cli, you can use wp plugin list to show all the plugin slugs.
You must use separate base for both custom taxonomies. For example: default URL: /chalets/ location term URL: /chalets/location/%location% type term URL: /chalets/type/%type% Rewrite rules need to identify the requested custom taxonomy via URL. So, a base URL identifier is required in your case.
get_queried_object_id combined with wp_redirect gets wrong id
Allow duplicate slugs for pages and posts
Include a page’s “category” in its URL
You should always preface your CPT names with something to avoid stuff like this – common naming leads to conflicts. My recommendation, so that you avoid this happening again would be to go and re-work your CPT code in your plugin/theme and use myplug_newsletter as the name of your CPT. Obviously change the myplug_ to … Read more
Thanks to Sally CJ, here is the solution that worked for me : /*To create new custom taxonomy */ function si0b_ct_year() { /* Property Type */ $labels = array( ‘name’ => _x(‘Years’, ‘Taxonomy General Name’, ‘siobanone’), ‘singular_name’ => _x(‘Year’, ‘Taxonomy Singular Name’, ‘siobanone’) ); $rewrite = array( ‘slug’ => ‘artistes’, ‘with_front’ => false, ‘hierarchical’ => … Read more
One of the general problems after creating new custom post type or taxonomy is showing 404 page after accessing to new urls that are generated by your custom post type or taxonomy. In many of cases, the problem is related to flush_rewrite_rules(). After creating new urls, you have to do flush rewrite rules to rewriting … Read more
Make a database backup first! You can create such code in theme’s functions.php and execute it once. like https://your.site/?old_parent=100&new_parent=200 Where 100 is old parent page Id and 200 new parent page id you’d like to set for child pages of old parent page. Set your own IDs! (id is a numerical value in URL when … Read more