Issue with WordPress Automatically Assigning Terms to Multiple Posts
Issue with WordPress Automatically Assigning Terms to Multiple Posts
Issue with WordPress Automatically Assigning Terms to Multiple Posts
You could consider using the wp_insert_post_empty_content hook. This hook determines if a post is considered empty and if so, prevents it from being saved. For example: /** * Checks whether some post types have a topic. * * @param bool $maybe_empty Whether the post should be considered “empty”. * @param array $postarr Array of post … Read more
Inherit values from taxonomy custom field in the post that contain that taxonomy
Put ACF function output code the_terms
How can I get the categories and subcategories separately?
You can use get_ancestors() to get an array of IDs of the ancestors of a term in any taxonomies, and in your case, you would use the last 2 items like the example below, where I used: get_queried_object_id() to get the ID of the term on the term archive page that you are currently viewing … Read more
UPDATE The custom SQL query below can be used to produce a list of unique types taxonomy terms that have been assigned to newsroom posts. In PHP, you can call the function get_newsroom_types_terms to get the list: $terms = get_newsroom_types_terms();. Custom SQL query function get_newsroom_types_terms() { global $wpdb; $table_prefix = $wpdb->prefix; $taxonomy = ‘types’; $post_type=”newsroom”; … Read more
To display a list of categories with their child categories following the parent categories, you can use WordPress’s get_categories() function to fetch the categories and their child categories. Simple script print to show parent categories with own child category attached in looping you can review the code and implement to your code as per reference. … Read more
To achieve filtering according to the locale de_DE for the taxonomy terms displayed in the search box selector, you can use a similar approach as your archive title filter. add_filter(‘wp_dropdown_categories’, function( $output, $args ) { $locale = get_locale(); if (‘de_DE’ == $locale && $args[‘taxonomy’] == ‘tipologia’) { // Modify output for German locale and ‘tipologia’ … Read more
Without the code of your Custom Post Type it’s kind of difficult to answer. I have few hypotheses : Have you flushed the permalinks ? You have to go to Settings > Permalinks > and click on Save to do so. Repeat this action anytime you modify the rewrite rules of your Custom Post Type. … Read more