EDIT Ok so after better understanding your issue, I would not use a counter but a true/false flag that we switch when it’s been used. Try this code. $cats = array(‘batiments-delevage’, ‘logements-bovin’, ‘stockages-deffluents’, ‘soins-et-hygiene’); $exclude_posts = array(); $active = true; foreach( $cats as $cat ) : // build query argument $query_args = array( ‘category_name’ => … Read more
What you could do is use a mixture of Categories and Tags if you prefer to prevent duplication of categories and confusion for the post authors. Use the Years as categories and Blog/Announcement as tag. So, as example: If they post a Blog for “Year 2”, they post it in the category “Year 2” and … Read more
Multiple URL’s based on category for one post
Give a page priority over a category that has the same name?
WooCommerce – How to show specific category first-rest of products-specific category last
As of WordPress 4.6, it’s not possible to save html in the category name field. Technical Reason When categories (or any taxonomy for that matter) are saved, wp_update_term() runs and passes the values through sanitize_term() which strips out any html. $args = sanitize_term($args, $taxonomy, ‘db’); Alternative Solution I’m not sure how you’re displaying category names … Read more
Try it like this: $categories = get_the_category(); echo ‘<ul>’; echo ‘<li> Parent Category: ‘; foreach( $categories as $category ){ if($category->parent != 0){ $parent_category = get_term( $category->parent ); echo ‘<a href=”‘ . esc_url( get_category_link($parent_category->term_id)) . ‘”>’ . esc_html($parent_category->name) . ‘ </a>’; break; } } echo ‘</li>’; echo ‘<li>Subcategory: ‘; foreach( $categories as $category ){ if($category->parent != … Read more
The scope of your question is pretty broad, but I think I can help. Set the name to as the same name for the ones you want grouped using array syntax ([]). Set the checkboxes’ values to the category ID. // … foreach ( $sub_categories as $sub_category ){ echo ‘<label><input type=”checkbox” id=”type-‘. $sub_category->name . ‘” … Read more
‘depth’ is not a parameter for the function get_categories(); to get only direct child categories, try working with ‘parent’ instead of ‘child_of’ https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_categories/ https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_terms/
posts_nav_link(); picks up index.php instead of category.php as template