The wpse244577_list_terms() function below uses wp_list_categories() to do the heavy lifting, then modifies the results so that the terms are in reverse order of the hierarchy. Place this code in a plugin or your theme’s functions.php file: /** * Lists term links for a taxonomy in reverse order of hierarchy * * Based on https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_list_categories/#comment-1169 … Read more
If you change the paramter “number” to 2 in the line : $terms = get_terms( ‘issue’, ‘orderby=id&order=DESC&number=1′ ); You’ll get the last 2 terms, so the 2 you want ?
I believe that what you want is to exclude a term. It is odd that such is not an option with that function but you can use a filter on get_the_terms: function exclude_my_term($terms, $post, $taxonomy) { remove_filter(‘get_the_terms’,’exclude_my_term’,10,3); unset($terms[123]); // where 123 is the ID of the term to exclude return $terms; } add_filter(‘get_the_terms’,’exclude_my_term’,10,3); You probably … Read more
Via a related question, I discovered wp_get_object_terms – it seems it is that which I need. So I am now using code like… $firm_terms = wp_get_object_terms( $curauth->ID, ‘firm’ ); if ( ! empty( $firm_terms ) ) { if ( ! is_wp_error( $firm_terms ) ) { foreach( $firm_terms as $term ) { echo ‘<a href=”‘ . … Read more
I think you should rather use get_queried_object() to return the current page’s term. From there you should get the taxonomy name, term ID and the parent. Now here is my logic on this. Whenever you are on a parent term, ie. music or videos, the parent will return 0. You can use this to execute … Read more
Since wp_set_post_terms() does not accept hierarchy for it, you will first have to check if terms exist already, create them using wp_insert_term() if not and only then assign to post. Note that there had been (don’t know current state) some cache related bugs with doing such things on the fly, see Inserting terms in an … Read more
to change the number of posts per page you can do it in the wp dashboard like in this picture This function on functions.php works for me function tcPostsPerPage( $query ) { if (is_home()){$query->set(‘posts_per_page’, 6);} if (is_archive()){$query->set(‘posts_per_page’, 6);} } add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, ‘tcPostsPerPage’ ); the two 6 is limiting to 6 per page, if this doest … Read more
Right now you are performing the query by term, and displaying results instantly. What you need is to gather the results of each query, sort them and then display separately. Make sure to read code comments. /* $custom_terms = get_terms(‘columna’); – this approach is depreciated */ $custom_terms = get_terms( array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘columna’ ) ); … Read more
Use the dynamic_dropdown tag functionality offered by the Smart Grid layout extension. The dynamic tag can take 3 sources of data (a given taxonomy, or branch within that taxonomy, a list of post titles, or the results of a filtered hook function). Use the filter hook to populated your dropdown as, add_filter(‘cf7sg_dynamic_dropdown_custom_options’, ‘filter_options’,10,3); function filter_options($options, … Read more
If you need just the term names, fetch just the term names: use the field parameter for get_terms(). Build a comma separated list with an and between the last two items with wp_sprintf_l(). // get the term names $term_names = get_terms( ‘department’, array ( ‘fields’ => ‘names’ ) ); // glue the names with comma … Read more