Grab all the post tags and loop over them. If it’s deemed an “author” by a pattern match, check to see if the equivalent author_tax term exists. If not, create it. Now you can build two stacks: one for author_tax terms to append to the post, and another for post_tag‘s to be removed. $post_tags = … Read more
There’s no need for two loops. Just iterate over the terms and use in_array(): foreach ( $terms as $term ) { if ( in_array( $term->slug, $months ) { echo ‘yes’; else echo ‘no’; } }
The number of posts attached can be found here: $term->count. So you could do the following: $class_empty_term = ”; if( $term->count == 0 ) $class_empty_term = ’empty’; $term_list .= ‘<div class=”‘ . $class_empty_term . ‘ grid__item …”>’; $term_list .= ‘<div class=”panel text–center”>’;
If you look at the template hierarchy, you need to create a template taxonomy-{$taxonomy}-{$term}.php. In your case, that template will be called taxonomy-product_cat-awesome.php where I assumed the slug of your term is awesome Just a tip, the “categories” of a custom taxonomy is called terms. The build in taxonomy category “categories” is also called terms, … Read more
Yes, wp_insert_term() only creates the term. To assign the term to a post use wp_set_object_terms() wp_set_object_terms( $object_id, $terms, $taxonomy, $append );
Your problem is that you are defining the $typeName variable as an empty array at the stat of each iteration of the loop, effectively erasing it, then filling that empty array with a single term name, which you implode. You don’t see any commas because you are implodeing a one term array. Move the definition … Read more
The child_of parameter excepts an integer value of the specific term you need to get descendants from. This means that you need to get the ID from the On-going category term and then passing that ID to the child_of parameter. To note, the child_of parameter returns all descendants of the term passed, this includes direct … Read more
It is because you’re using a reserved term “year”. https://codex.wordpress.org/Reserved_Terms
To set the taxonomy post_tag to your custom post type, you need to set the taxonomies parameter in your arguments when registering your post type taxonomies (array) (optional) An array of registered taxonomies like category or post_tag that will be used with this post type. This can be used in lieu of calling register_taxonomy_for_object_type() directly. … Read more
You can use that code to retrieve the last taxonomy term in your taxonomy list: in your functions.php file create a custom function: function my_custom_function() { global $post; $terms = get_the_terms( $post->ID, ‘location’ ); if (!empty($terms)) { foreach($terms as $term) { if (!get_term_children($term->term_id, ‘location’)) { echo $term->name; } } } } When, inside your archive.php … Read more