As you only want a select form field that has a categories children, then simply go with wp_list_categories() wp_list_categories( array( ‘child_of’ => ‘your parent cat ID’, ) ); Depending on your use case, you could as well use get_the_category() and its get_the_categories filter apply_filters( ‘get_the_categories’, $categories ); get_the_terms() and its filter (the function is called … Read more
Looking at the source code for wp_get_archives(), there is a filter called getarchives_join which you can use to restrict wp_get_archives() to a specific category You also need to get the current category ID, which is easy, simply use get_queried_object_id() You can try something like this to display archives for the currently viewed category add_filter( ‘getarchives_join’, … Read more
Before I start again, I just want to reinforce the fact you should not run a custom query in place of the main query on your archive pages. Please see this post to learn when you should use a custom query and where not. I you do not switch back to the default loop, then … Read more
You can use CSS pseudo selectors to include the icons. :before if you need in front of the categories or :after for placing it to the right. li.cat-item::before { content: url(“Icon image URL here”); }
Render Selected Categories in Admin Edit Post Screen differently
display most popular tags of category?
Attachments does not have categories, so a simple in_category() or has_category() check will not work. What we will need to do to solve is this issue is the following Get the current attachment object. We will make use of get_queried_object() which will hold the current post object of the attachment being viewed Determine the post … Read more
The “.” method was always an unlikely kludge. The “Remove Category URL” plug-in works fine and, in my experience, as advertised. I’m not sure about the basis of the aversion to installing a plug-in for this purpose is, but, if you don’t want to do so for some reason, you could always just examine it, … Read more
Use get_term_children() $term_id = 2; // use get_queried_object()->term_id; to get the current term id $taxonomy_name=”mypages”; // use use get_queried_object()->taxonomy; to get the current taxonomy name $countchildren = count (get_term_children( $term_id, $taxonomy_name )); echo $countchildren;
It’s not because of the archive_box in cpt-archive-settings.php but because of genesis_taxonomy_archive_options in genesis/lib/admin/term-meta.php. You can remove it using if you place the following in child theme: remove_action( ‘admin_init’, ‘genesis_add_taxonomy_archive_options’ ); Update: Those settings are appearing because of the action genesis_add_taxonomy_archive_options attached to admin_init hook. add_action( ‘admin_init’, ‘genesis_add_taxonomy_archive_options’ ); Which again is like this function … Read more