Assuming your query does indeed have multiple post types, you’ll want to pluck them out before continuing (I assume you’re using $wp_query as your WP_Query object): <?php $all_post_types = array_map(function($item) { return $item->post_type; }, $wp_query->posts); // Now we get a unique list of post types: $unique_post_types = array_unique($all_post_types); // Use that unique list to drive … Read more
Set the display argument of the function to false. <h2> <?php if (is_category()){ echo ‘Category: ‘ . single_cat_title( ”, false); } ?> </h2> Or, to use the function in its more “helpful” form you could do: single_cat_title(‘Category: ‘); If the display argument is true, WordPress automatically echoes the content on to the page usually within … Read more
So here is a function that can be used just like WordPress get_categories but returns a hierarchical array. For this there is a child_categories property added to each WP_TERM object: function get_categories_hierarchical( $args = array() ) { if( !isset( $args[ ‘parent’ ] ) ) $args[ ‘parent’ ] = 0; $categories = get_categories( $args ); foreach( … Read more
product-category URL uses taxonomy-product-cat.php which calls archive-product.php you will need to override it by creating the same file with the same name in themefolder/woocommerce/archive-product.php You can open any file in templates folder in the WooCommerce plugin and you will find a line in the very top comment describes how to override the file. Don’t forget … Read more
So the easiest way to do this would be to store the ID of the first post (1) then in each of your category loops you can use the post__not_in property like so: // inside the first loop at the top. $latest_post_id = get_the_ID(); // WP_Query for fetching each category $category_query = new WP_Query( [ … Read more
@EAMann has a great answer if you want different layouts for different categories. OTOH if you only want to change the CSS to, for example, have a different background color for each category then you’ll find that most themes will include the category slug as a CSS class on the <body> element and/or possibly other … Read more
Maybe this plugin is what you are looking for: Private Suite. It specifies private categories, in which all posts will automatically be set to private.(It looks like this plugin in combination with user roles is watertight and a one time config) Found also this plugin: Private categories , perhaps this one forfills your need even … Read more
Using remove metabox function you can do this. Simply put this inside your themes functions.php file at very end. NOTE – unwrap <?php ?> if necessary. <?php function wpse60590_remove_metaboxes() { remove_meta_box( ‘categorydiv’ , ‘post’ , ‘normal’ ); remove_meta_box( ‘tagsdiv-post_tag’ , ‘post’ , ‘normal’ ); } add_action( ‘admin_menu’ , ‘wpse60590_remove_metaboxes’ ); ?>
I found that the reason flush_rewrite_rules(); wasn’t working was because switch_to_blog doesn’t re-initialize some of the properties of $wp_rewrite (not to mention other parts of WP), so flush_rewrite_rules was still generating some of the rules based on the permalink structure of the current blog (which is not the same), rather than the switched-to blog (84). … Read more
Filter the_category, and remove those attributes: add_filter( ‘the_category’, ‘t5_remove_cat_rel’ ); function t5_remove_cat_rel( $list ) { return str_replace( array ( ‘rel=”category tag”‘, ‘rel=”category”‘ ), ”, $list ); }