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Query pages by child term

What do you mean by “dynamic” ? Do you want it to work with different posts? If so, that’s simple. Before your get_posts query function, get page terms, and pass them to your array. You can get taxonomies with <?php get_the_terms( $yourpostid, ‘your_custom_taxonomy’); ?>

If page is a taxonomy do X, if is a term, do Y

List Terms by category

Your query explicitly excludes the current post with this: ‘post__not_in’ => array($post->ID), remove that and it will return the current post within the results.

Prevent repetitive terms in get_the_term_list

How to get several fields from wp_query?

Try to set 3-rd parametr for wp_list_pluck function, as i see if it’s not set then there’s happaning an unnessesery, for you, loop. Try to set it to true or some, not existing in Object, key. Hope it helps.

Create an additional template page for every term taxonomy

The way you create a template for a specific term is by a file, called taxonomy-$taxonomyname-$slug_of_the_term.php In your case it would look like this: taxonomy-schools-highschool.php Use this image as a guide for any other specific case that you might have: http://codex.wordpress.org/images/9/96/wp-template-hierarchy.jpg

Fetch posts list from fist CPT taxonomy term and list under 2. CPT

List terms and order by second word

It is too specific of a condition for there to be a native way. On other hand this is hardly complicated as simply sorting an array in PHP. You can use usort() with a small custom callback, containing your comparison logic.

Sorting terms individually for each post

For your first question: — Where do I have to put the »HTML for the term order metabox«? Take a look at the add_meta_box codex page, the example there shows you how to put a metabox on your posts admin pages. Regarding your second question: — Does the »JavaScript to make the above list sortable … Read more

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