I know this is an old question, but the tax_input array should probably look like this since it appears to be hierarchical like a category: ‘tax_input’ => array(‘artist-category’ => array( 3 ) //use the ID of the category, not the name of the category From WordPress Codex on wp_set_post_terms If you want to enter terms … Read more
Just unsetting the cat variable probably isn’t enough. The pre_get_posts hook happens after the query variables have already been parsed. So there’s probably a tax_query with the taxonomy = category and the terms = your category. You’re already dumping the $query in your code, presumably for debugging. So, look at what you’re actually dumping. Do … Read more
I would advise against the use of year as a post type or taxonomy name as its a reserved term and your rewrite rule may clash For a list of reserved terms see here Steps to take: Modify the URL rewrite so it doesn’t clash Change the name of the taxonomy from year to something … Read more
To use get_term_by we need the term object before it gets deleted. Therefore, we should use the action hook delete_term_taxonomy that runs before the term is deleted. Now, we can go ahead and perform some tasks such as deleting all the postmeta related to the term being deleted. The code is: add_action( ‘delete_term_taxonomy’, function($tt_id) { … Read more
I was able to find the answer after some trial and error / tons of searching, this looks like the correct filter, just need to make sure we’re in the admin section and we’re in the correct taxonomy. /** * Modify the admin listed order of terms * * @param String $orderby * @param Array … Read more
Sorry, but I think I have searched for the wrong question. It seems like the answer to my question can be found in How to modify a taxonomy that’s already registered. Thanks to @helgatheviking !
There seemed to be an issue with the way you registered the taxonomy. I prefer to register the taxonomy first, before registering the post type. I submitted a pull request but here ya go: <?php // hook into the init action and call create_book_taxonomies when it fires add_action( ‘init’, ‘create_ksasexhibits_taxonomies’, 0 ); // create two … Read more
So my solution on this kind of problems where we have a very complex set of rules is to avoid doing new SQL just for my solution because if you have to explain it to a beginner it gets hairy. My solution: function get_term_union( $taxonomy, $tax_query, $post_type=”post” ){ $args = array( ‘post_type’ => $post_type, ‘tax_query’ … Read more
You’ll need a loop before you get to your sidebar loop to initiate your unique values. You could run the same loop twice, with rewind_posts() between the two loops ( so you get your original loop, starting from index 0 ). In your first loop, loop through and add all your values to an array … Read more
Use custom archive template for your custom taxonomy. so if your taxonomy is ‘XYZ’ , its archive page will be taxonomy-XYZ.php. Now in this custom archive page for your custom taxonomy, you can choose to add /remove sidebar as per your requirement.