This might help you to find your solution. print the result of get_terms without arguments $chaptertitles=get_terms( ‘chapters’); print_r($chaptertitles); Check in above result can you get the item id 74 & 76. I think you might not get the the item id 74 & 76 that’s why you get the zero for $count1. Include the item … Read more
Well to print each term you could loop through each object and echo the name and description foreach ($terms as $theterm) { echo $theterm->name . ” ” . $theterm->description; } Is this what you are looking for? [EDIT] Updated the answer
In your save_post action hook you will get the input from the metabox in the global $_POST. For example, if your input field has the name=”tagsuggester”, in the save function you will get its value in $_POST[‘tagsuggester’]. Once you get this value you can update the post tags by using wp_set_object_terms() function. But note that … Read more
While I haven’t found a perfect solution yet, as I’d hoped to do some automated call for the template in the functions.php or template file, I have found a workaround. I’m using the “custom post template” plugin. Out of the box this plug in does not support CPT’s, however, you can place the code below … Read more
Get all the contents of taxonomy and sort by term
How to get the count for each taxonomy term
Have you tried to empty the database? There are any posts that you fear to loose? First, export the posts that eventuallly you could have in the blog, second, drop all the database tables third, reinstall wordpress and import your posts, try then hope to help
In the taxonomy-user_image_category.php the get_queried_object method will return the term object, which you can incorporate to your WP_Query. From top of my head, in your case it may look like this: $queried_object = get_queried_object(); $term_id = $queried_object->term_id; $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘user_images’, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, ‘tax_query’ => array( array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘sui_image_category’, ‘field’ => … Read more
Read more carefully about register_taxonomy, you will notice that you forgot a rewrite argument, that anables pretty links (rewrites + links generation) for your taxonomy. As for listing taxonomies you can use wp_list_categories or any other alternatives.
Use get_ancestors() and count the returned array: that’s the number of ancestors a term has. /** * Count a term’s ancestors. * * @param int $term_id * @param string $taxonomy * @return int */ function wpse_57512_count_ancestors( $term_id = FALSE, $taxonomy = FALSE ) { if ( FALSE === $term_id and ! empty ( get_queried_object()->taxonomy ) … Read more