I was able to figure something out. I created a function and added it to the class name of the div. Probably more work, but it got the job done. function add_class() { if( has_term( ‘movies’, ‘genre’ ) ) { echo ‘on’; } } add_filter(‘add_class_on’, ‘add_class’); then add function to div class <div class=”box <?php … Read more
I was able to solve the issue by adding the following before $wp_query->set(‘ : $wp_query->set( ‘product_cat’, ‘sling-bags’ );
So, WordPress doesn’t allow setting two terms (already existing in a taxonomy or being new, no difference) for a post, when editing it in backend (from Edit or Quick Edit) if they differ only by one accent / diacritical mark, randomly rejecting one of them. After several tests, I found that these terms can still … Read more
Assign Multiple Values from Post Fields to Taxonomy Terms
CPT : Next or Previous term link when has not adjacent post
So, I finally found the solution. Maybe there are better ways to arrive to the same result, but at least, it works. Here it goes: <?php $terms = get_the_terms( $post->ID , ‘issues’ ); foreach ($terms as $key) : $size = “article-small”; $image_id = get_field(“image_tag”, $key, false); $image = wp_get_attachment_image_src($image_id, $size); ?> <img src=”<?php echo $image[0]; … Read more
Pull data from MySQL and add it to terms
is there a way of getting term children that only shows those from two taxonomies
Sort query_terms_list for post_tags alphabetically
You will need a two step process for that. Get all the posts from the location (Using WP_Query(). You will only need the ID of the posts, so get_posts() will do too.), Now use wp_get_post_terms() to retrieve the job titles from the posts.