Show 10 Sub Categories Per Parent Category Page?
Try this way : get_categories(‘hide_empty=0&number=10&parent=”.$cat); For more reference visit this link Here number represents : number (string) The number of categories to return
Try this way : get_categories(‘hide_empty=0&number=10&parent=”.$cat); For more reference visit this link Here number represents : number (string) The number of categories to return
You can use get_the_category inside the loop to get the category/ies a post is assigned to. To get a list of available member variables available, see get_categories. I would suggest to target the first category only, which will also be the parent category if the post is assigned to only one parent and some of … Read more
Your problem is your query, but before I cover that, there are some concerns that are getting in the way of seeing the problem. Firstly, every single line has . It’s like hanging up and dialling the number again at the end of every sentence in a telephone conversation, and it’s so much more effort … Read more
You can do something like this global $post; //Get the page name $term = get_post( $post )->post_name; //If a category with the same name exists, then show the posts from that category if( term_exists( $term, ‘category’) ) { //Show posts from $term category } I hope you get the idea. You can modify it any … Read more
There’s no 100% reliable way of doing this, as no date or timestamp is attached to the category in the database table. Any solution you find would be a partial solution that will never work 100% The closest available would be these answers: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2770600/mysql-select-the-last-inserted-row-easiest-way By assuming the category with the highest term ID was the … Read more
To exclude parent categories from your term list, you can just pass over them after you have retrieved your term list with get_terms Example: <?php $args = array( ‘orderby’ => ‘name’, ); $terms = get_terms( ‘mytaxname’, $args ); if ( !empty( $terms ) && !is_wp_error( $terms ) ){ foreach ( $terms as $term ) { … Read more
Have a look at in_category() in the codex. You would either insert this into your theme within the post loop or create a function in functions.php that’ll insert the image and text you want when a post from that category is displayed on screen. Here’s a test bit of code I put together that works … Read more
Don’t need to do anything except change permalink.Just go to settings->permalink->Custom Structure and add ‘/%category%/%postname%/’ to text box. It will work same exactly what you want.
Create a page template and use wp_query to target the category you want to display $args = array(‘category_name’ => ‘your category name’,); WP_Query will help you with all sorts of options for what posts are returned and get displayed by your loop. Here is an example of a page template, (this is based on the … Read more
To get direct descendants (i.e. children only) of the category, you need to make use of the parent parameter in get_categories() The reason why you might not see your other category is that it does not have any posts assigned to it. To display empty categories, you need to set the hide_empty parameter to 0 … Read more