It sounds like you’re encountering several issues with customizing search and tag functionalities in WordPress, particularly concerning portfolio and blog posts. Let’s tackle each point step by step. Filtering Search Results to Include Only Posts and Portfolio Posts Your initial function in functions.php is almost correct, but it seems to be improperly filtering the post … Read more
Some of the code in OP is a bit old and depreciated, like caller_get_posts which was depreciated years ago. The correct parameter to use now is ignore_sticky_posts. Your query is also really inefficient and not good for performance. Here is how I would tackle this issue Use get_queried_object_id() to get the current post ID instead … Read more
In the function wp_get_post_terms() you can select the taxonomy. the default is post_tag you can change it to category. And in the WP_Query args you need to change the tag__in to category__in. // get the categories $categories = wp_get_post_terms($post->ID, ‘category’); if ($categories) { $categories_ids = array(); foreach($categories as $individual_cat) $categories_ids[] = $individual_cat->term_id; $args=array( ‘category__in’ => … Read more
You need to add a new tag (e.g. %tag%) that you can use in post links. One possibility is to use the add_rewrite_tag() function. Then use the post_link filter to replace the %tag% in the link with the appropriate value. Finally, change the post link structure in the settings. Settings -> Permalinks -> Custom Structure: … Read more
Rename the “plugins” folder in “wp-content” and create a new empty “plugins” folder. Test if the error persists. Temporarily revert any custom code or modifications in your theme. Add a higher memory limit to “wp-config.php.” Use the “WP-Optimize” plugin to optimize and repair the database. Check for error messages by enabling WordPress debugging in “wp-config.php.” … Read more
REST API not returning all tags – is there a way to return all tags even ones that are not part of published posts?
This is wptexturize which includes a number of other transforms too. You can disable wptexturize completely with add_filter( ‘run_wptexturize’, ‘__return_false’ ); which you can put in your child theme’s functions.php, or in a one-file plugin or similar. I can’t see a way to disable just these rules specifically.
After a bit of trial and error I found a solution. I needed to create a template called ‘taxonomy-sports-clubs.php’. This contains a loop listing all the posts for specific tags.
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