I just realised I already have the parent from here $category = $_GET[‘category’]; So I changed my code: <td class=”custom-cat”> <span class=”term”> <?php echo $category; ?> </span></td> <td class=”custom-sub-cat”> <span class=”term”> <?php $terms = get_the_terms( get_the_ID(), ‘custom-category’ ); foreach ( $terms as $term ){ if ( $term->parent ==! 0 ) { echo $term->name; } } … Read more
Have you considered using Javascript/jQuery to initially hide the child entries and then display them only when the parent term is clicked? This behavior could be set up as a toggle to allow child entries to become hidden when the parent is clicked.
Ok. I’m really a beginner. Here is the solution: $tags = $_POST[‘rudr_select2_tags’]; foreach ( $tags as $tag ): $terms = get_term($tag); $term = $terms->name; wp_set_post_terms($post_id, $tags_asso, ‘post_tag’, true) ; endforeach;
Try to do this: $args = array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘kategorien’, ‘orderby’ => ‘slug’, ‘order’ => ‘ASC’, ‘hide_empty’ => true, ‘meta_key’ => ‘YOUR_KEY_VALUE’, ‘meta_value’ => true ); $terms = get_terms( $args );
You’ve set number to 0, so it will do as told and return 0 terms. Remove the number argument if you want all matching terms.
Why does term get inserted twice when using dynamic slug?
You could setup a redirect at the top of the archive page template for users that don’t match your criteria, something like: $user = wp_get_current_user(); $allowed = array( ‘editor’, ‘administrator’ ); $redirect_url=”https://url-to-redirect-to”; if ( ! $user || ! array_intersect( $allowed, $user->roles ) ) { wp_safe_redirect( $redirect_url, 401 ); exit; } The check for $allowed and … Read more
Refer Link for Your Knowledge Template Hiearchy for a more detailed break down of how WordPress chooses the template For a taxonomy term slug (‘sports’ your example) in the taxonomy (e.g. ‘News’) WordPress will try to use the following templates (in this order) taxonomy-{taxonomy}-{slug}.php taxonomy-{taxonomy}.php taxonomy.php archive.php index.php Modify Your texonomy Code snippet below : … Read more
I managed to find a solution myself. This code is to be used in taxonomy templates. PHP: function show_taxonomy_navigation( $post_type=”post”, $taxonomy = ‘category’, $parent = 0 ) { $html = get_taxonomy_hierarchy( $post_type, $taxonomy, $parent ); echo $html; } function get_taxonomy_hierarchy( $post_type, $taxonomy, $parent = 0, $depth = 0 ) { $taxonomy = is_array( $taxonomy ) … Read more
The trick here is to create an array out of taxonomy’s terms and sort it. Before we do the sorting, we need to divide the full name “John Doe” to seperate strings “John” and “Doe”. Then we can sort names by last name. Rest of the instructions and documentations are in the code. This should … Read more