Build the links yourself: $terms = get_the_terms($post->ID, ‘trpropcity’); if($terms) foreach($terms as $term) echo ‘<a href=”‘.get_term_link($term, ‘trpropcity’).'”>’.ucwords(strtolower($term->name)).'</a>’;
This has nothing to do with custom taxonomies. I was using a snippet of code from the default ‘twentytwelve’ theme for image.php that was looping through every single post in the blog to get child attachments, and thus the taxonomy associations for each of those posts. Amending my image.php by removing this foreach() loop fixed … Read more
Relationship between two taxonomies and a custom post type [closed]
The only possible way I can think to achieve this would be through getting neck deep in rewrite rules. You would have to flip your actual category structure around so that ‘exotic’ is the parent category, with two subcategories, ‘design’ and ‘travel’. Obviously you would put any posts you wanted in /design/exotic, into /exotic/design, same … Read more
<h2>Bathrooms</h2> <input type=”checkbox” name=”bathrooms_id[]” value=”bath_tub_id” /> Bath tub <input type=”checkbox” name=”bathrooms_id[]” value=”shower_id” /> Shower … <h2>Living Room</h2> <input type=”checkbox” name=”livingroom_id[]” value=”dining_table_id” /> Dining Table
Try the Query Multiple Taxonomies plugin: http://wordpress.org/plugins/query-multiple-taxonomies
Best way to programmatically link to multiple categories (union/intersection) [closed]
Display name of the last child category
This worked fine for me. The postmeta inclusion might be a bit messy. Without it, I got about 150 results. With it, I got over 5000. I never go an empty result. Since postmeta will have anywhere from zero to hundreds of items per post, it is going to make a new row for every … Read more
I FINALLY figured it out. Phew. Answer is as follows: add_action( ‘woocommerce_after_subcategory’, ‘my_add_cat_description’, 12); function my_add_cat_description ($category) { $cat_id=$category->term_id; $prod_term=get_term($cat_id,’product_cat’); $term_meta = get_option( “taxonomy_$cat_id” ); echo ‘<div class=”cat_desc”>’.$term_meta[‘custom_term_meta’].'</div>’; } I hope this saves someone some time.