To retrieve a field from ACF for a term (instead of, for example, a post), you should use the taxonomy name, followed by an underscore, followed by the term ID instead of the post ID when calling the_field or get_field. Assuming you want to retrieve the field image_toc for the taxonomy mytax and term ID … Read more
I think I’ve worked this out. First of all, you need to define your taxonomy. I’m pulling this code directly from the codex; however, I’ve added one parameter update_count_callback. I’ve set this to the cleverly titled my_update_count_callback. This just specifies that when a post of type post (this will be whatever CPTs you associate the … Read more
What I can say on your code: 26 loops are really a lot for a page, that page will load very slowly, unless you setup some cache Please, do not use query_posts it is very poor performant when called once, 26 times is performance hell If you set the taxonomy only to show this page, … Read more
I misunderstood what you were trying to do before. I thought you wanted to list the terms associated with one particular post – the one you are on. Whoops! Try this instead: $terms = get_terms(‘fruit_category’); if(!empty($terms)){ echo “<ul>”; foreach ( $terms as $term ) { echo ‘<li><a href=”‘.get_term_link($term->slug, ‘fruit_categories’).'”>’. $term->name . “</a></li>”; } echo “</ul>”; … Read more
It’s difficult, but not impossible to maintain the one-to-one relationship between a taxonomy and a custom post by using many hooks. Because WordPress is designed to allow many posts to tag many terms, there are various hooks that need to be used to prevent the creation of terms without custom posts and vice versa. The … Read more
I believe the array will work using terms, rather than term (plural) http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/WP_Query#Taxonomy_Parameters Has a lot of useful info for mutiple terms/multiple taxonomies but basically look into the tax_query item, specifically AND or OR operators. It’s all explained there pretty well
My Media Categories plugin lets you categorize images, and in the latest update I’ve added to ability to pass a ‘category’ parameter to the standard gallery shortcode. So perhaps you could use the gallery shortcode to present your images on your front page. My next release will include the ability to filter the taxonomy that … Read more
I’ve been successfully using the following code from @StephenHarris from this answer. I have made a small tweak or two to the original code, but the most significant is to name the new count object to count_type from the original COUNT* that was returned by default Just in short again, the function works exactly like … Read more
It is quite possible to achieve this. What we need to do is Get all the terms sorted by slug (or any other field desired) associated with our taxonomy Get the current term object Determine where in the array our current term is Get the two adjacent terms (if any) Build the links to those … Read more
You will need to filter the query, which you can do with the terms_clauses hook. This is very similar to G-M’s solution but does not require a prefix on your search string. function old_style_name_like_wpse_123298($clauses) { remove_filter(‘term_clauses’,’old_style_name_like_wpse_123298′); $pattern = ‘|(name LIKE )\’%(.+%)\’|’; $clauses[‘where’] = preg_replace($pattern,’$1 \’$2\”,$clauses[‘where’]); return $clauses; } add_filter(‘terms_clauses’,’old_style_name_like_wpse_123298′); // $letter=”str”; // test $terms = … Read more