Custom Post Type Archive with Dynamic Taxonomy Filtering
I just realized that I’m running an older version of WordPress, which is probably why this isn’t working. I will update to the latest version (4.3.1) and see if that works
I just realized that I’m running an older version of WordPress, which is probably why this isn’t working. I will update to the latest version (4.3.1) and see if that works
Override “Parent” input for custom taxonomy
I believe this has more to do with the ternary operator being used inside of string concatenation. I would eliminate this issue by relying on a classic if statement, but WordPress provides a helpful function selected, giving us: $terms = get_terms( ‘department’ ); if ( ! empty( $terms ) && ! is_wp_error( $terms ) ) … Read more
Empty ‘terms’ in ‘tax_query’ returns an empty array
You forgot to create taxonomy.php or taxonomy-video_tag.php which should be the templates to use to display your custom taxonomy term archives on. You should have a look at the taxonomy term archive hierarchy Just remember to flush your permalinks in case
Some entries has been deleted in the table wp_term_taxonomy causing this trouble. Database has been rollback before thoose changes and now it works.
Fixed. I had the members plugin installed and it was overwriting some permissions by giving priority to denied options.
Multiple Custom Post Type loop logic
If custom taxonomy makes sense to you as approach to organization of data, but not as interface workflow then you should consider building custom interface for it. Some frameworks out there can work with native taxonomies, but provide alternate interfaces for them. So you might even find something fitting already done. The more low key … Read more
For the archive by the term, you should go with taxonomy template. For you it will be taxonomy-project.php When you work with custom post type , you should update the permalink structure when you make changes on templates, I mean register new post type or create new template file