Search and filter terms of a custom post type only and display results
Search and filter terms of a custom post type only and display results
Search and filter terms of a custom post type only and display results
I don’t have enough time to test the full code, but you can get the idea from my code. Taxonomies themselves don’t have a direct association with authors. So there is no easy way to do it. You can add custom meta fields to custom taxonomies also. So you can store the current user ID … Read more
Set Variant options/attributes values on WooCommerce
Issue with WordPress Automatically Assigning Terms to Multiple Posts
You could try something like this below. Basically, if we are performing a search and it is the main_query (the query that generates the page results) ignore the default search and perform an exact match via the query_where function custom_product_search_exact_match( $query ) { global $wpdb; if ( is_search() && is_main_query() && !empty( $query->query_vars[‘s’] ) ) … Read more
Put ACF function output code the_terms
WordPress does not provide a hook or any API/function which allows us to move that form, or prevent it from being generated and added to the HTML source. But if you just wanted to visually hide that form, then it can easily be done using CSS, e.g. body.wp-admin.edit-tags-php #col-left { /* Hide the default form … Read more
I am using my own taxonomy which has in the table terms corresponding row with a term. I need to get the term by term_id using get_term(141) but i get error invalid_taxonomy. I think that the relationships are correct because this query If WordPress is not aware of a taxonomy and you try to grab … Read more
Without the code of your Custom Post Type it’s kind of difficult to answer. I have few hypotheses : Have you flushed the permalinks ? You have to go to Settings > Permalinks > and click on Save to do so. Repeat this action anytime you modify the rewrite rules of your Custom Post Type. … Read more
To replace values in a WP_Term object, you can modify its properties directly. For example: $term = get_term( $term_id, $taxonomy ); if ( ! empty( $term ) && ! is_wp_error( $term ) ) { $term->name=”New Term Name”; $term->slug = ‘new-term-slug’; $term->description = ‘New Term Description’; } In this example, the get_term() function is used to … Read more