If you take a look at this part of the WP_Query class: switch ( $tax_query[‘taxonomy’] ) { case ‘category’: $this->is_category = true; break; case ‘post_tag’: $this->is_tag = true; break; default: $this->is_tax = true; } then it looks like on category archive pages where is_category gives true then is_tax is false. So it looks like you … Read more
Right, seems a little empty here but I figured out the problem myself, again. The trick was to have empty values in the $output variables. So $output .=”<option value=””>Select taxonomy #1</option>”; NOT $output .=”<option value=”#”>Select taxonomy #1</option>”; This is how you can create two dropdown menus and filter out your posts using your custom taxonomies. … Read more
As I said in a comment above, setting query_var => false for the custom taxonomy is not a solution because this will make term pages in frontend return a 404 error. Renounce to term pages in the frontend to make a simple form to work is far away to be a solution. Finally I’ve solved … Read more
I don’t know if you’ve tried this but try adding post_status => inherit to your query. I’ve found that get_posts defaults to publish and therefore will not return any attachments, since their post_status is always inherit. The codex page on get_posts confirms this. Edit: looking at your query again, you have term in the tax_query … Read more
Custom post types support comments by default. I’m not sure how you registered your post type since you didn’t include the full source but the codex has good examples on how to do that. If the metabox is showing in your custom post type and you are trying to hide it you could click on … Read more
Use get_terms and output the term objects within whatever markup you need: $terms = get_terms( ‘your-taxonomy’ ); if ( $terms ){ echo ‘<select>’; foreach ( $terms as $term ) { echo ‘<option value=”‘ . $term->slug . ‘”>’ . $term->name . ‘</option>’; } echo ‘</select>’; }
You can try making the $args array more specific with: $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘portfolio’, ‘tax_query’ => array( array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘locations’, ‘field’ => ‘slug’, ‘terms’ => ‘paris’ ) ) ); Grabbed this snippet similar to one on the WP Query page in the codex. Also, this is assuming that your custom post type … Read more
Pass order parameter in url on click on link like /?order=DESC or if you are using a button then it must be submitting a form with order field value change GET to POST and field name if(isset($_GET[‘order’])){ $order = $_GET[‘order’]; } else{ $order=”ASC”; } $categories = get_terms( ‘category’, array( ‘orderby’ => ‘name’, ‘order’=> $order, ) … Read more
OK, got it <?php $types = get_terms( ‘tvr_amenity’, array( ‘parent’ => ‘0’, ‘hide_empty’ => 1 ) ); foreach( $types as $type ) : $myname = trim($type->name); $meta = get_option(‘amenity_sticky’); if (empty($meta)) $meta = array(); if (!is_array($meta)) $meta = (array) $meta; $meta = isset($meta[$type->term_id]) ? $meta[$type->term_id] : array(); $value = $meta[‘is_sticky’]; if(!$value) continue; /* skip term … Read more
Assuming that 3 is a category ID… $term = get_sub_field(‘category_selector’); if( $term ) { foreach($term as $t) { $t = get_category($t); echo $t->name; } } In other words, it looks like ACF is just storing the ID, not the whole object, so you need to use that ID to grab the category object before you … Read more