Count tags for current post and save into custom meta field (and update it on post edit)
Count tags for current post and save into custom meta field (and update it on post edit)
Count tags for current post and save into custom meta field (and update it on post edit)
get_the_terms child terms for current post/custom post only
Exclude Specific Product Category for showing up in its parent category page
Your problem is this line: if (isset($_POST[‘call_16’]) == ‘No’ ) { isset() returns true or false based on whether the ‘call_16′ item exists in the $_POST array. It doesn’t return the value. So isset($_POST[‘call_16’]) is true, not ‘No’. If you want to check if it’s set and that it has a specific value (which you … Read more
SQL. Select category descendants
If you are new to WordPress I assume you do not have coding experience to be able to code a popup using Javascript on your own. For that reason I recommend using a popup plugin such as the one called WP Terms. There are many plugins that can help you do that. Otherwise you can … Read more
The get_term() function does not accept a string or array; it only accepts an ID, a stdClass object or a WP_Term object. So I think you’re headed in the right direction using $wpdb. But the SQL query can’t accept a PHP array. So try this: $term_names = [‘red’,’blue’]; $term_names_str = implode(‘, ‘, $term_names); $term_datas = … Read more
Got it working, $location = wp_get_post_terms($id, ‘listings_region’, array(‘orderby’=> ‘parent’));
To make unremovable terms, you need to revoke the delete link appear on the terms screen. To revoke terms delete link, you can use filter: manage_TAXONOMY_COLUMN.
You can use HTML to mark it up however you’d like. You can use a <strong> tag to make it bold: $film_tags = get_the_term_list( get_the_ID(), ‘film_tags’, ‘<strong>Tags:</strong> ‘, ‘, ‘, ” ); Or add a class to style with CSS: $film_tags = get_the_term_list( get_the_ID(), ‘film_tags’, ‘<span class=”tags-label”>Tags:</span> ‘, ‘, ‘, ” );