Run a conditional check in the foreach loop using is_category($term-name) Assign a class variable to active if it’s the same as $term->name $terms = get_terms( ‘category’ ); echo ‘<ul>’; foreach ( $terms as $term ) { $class = ( is_category( $term->name ) ) ? ‘active’ : ”; // assign this class if we’re on the … Read more
This is more of a PHP question, but the solution is simple – you need to use a foreach-loop on $getslug, because you just echo the slug of the first taxonomy. The function wp_get_post_terms() does not return a single object, but an array of objects. You are right with the [0], this indicates that you … Read more
Display Terms for all posts in Current Archive or Query
Try the Query Multiple Taxonomies plugin: http://wordpress.org/plugins/query-multiple-taxonomies
I did few tweaks on the earlier code, the first filter is working fine for now, I am little confused on the rest any suggestion sven ? can you help me to bring this effectively. <!– last edit started by dev –> <script type=”text/javascript”> function onchangedestination(str) { var xmlhttp; if (window.XMLHttpRequest) {// code for IE7+, … Read more
The WordPress API has no function available to do this. You can do one of things: Use $wpdb and create a custom SQL table to retrieve terms for posts published within the last 12 hours. The only problem with this approach is that if (unlikely anytime soon) WordPress were to changes its databse scheme you … Read more
Get those terms with a specific meta key value
get_the_terms() to show all custom taxonomies
what tables uses wp_get_post_terms
For your author content display, instead of print_r($all_term_meta); try a foreach: foreach($all_term_meta as $meta) { return $meta[0]; } It’s possible you may need to use “echo” instead of “return” but try “return” first. To control whether or not there is an author tab, update your woo_new_product_tab function with the same condition: function woo_new_product_tab( $tabs ) … Read more