If you are deleting code from the main WordPress files, this means that you know your way around a whole bunch of PHP files, so it’s time now to learn how to do things without touching core files. Side note to the hook presented in the Question: the filter global_terms_enabled only works for Multisite (/wp-includes/functions.php, … Read more
$cat_id = get_queried_object_id(); – it’s that simple!
To make this more complete, here is what I have said in comments in reply to the question on hand Just to quickly explain, WP_Query fails catastrophically in some cases where empty arrays are passed to some of its parameters, instead of also returning an empty array as we should expect, WP_Query returns all posts. As for getting the correct stickies, … Read more
Custom Taxonomy templates are entirely possible, the order of the template loading is, taxonomy-{sometax}-{someterm}.php – If the taxonomy were sometax, and taxonomy’s slug were someterm taxonomy-{sometax}.php – If the taxonomy were sometax. taxonomy.php archive.php index.php This template hierarchy give you tons of control on how you want to alter the display of taxonomies as a … Read more
I think you are getting confused by terminology here. Category is a taxonomy. Specific categories you create are terms. our_gallery is taxonomy. Landscapes is term. our_gallery is not category. It is its own taxonomy and has nothing to do with category taxonomy. get_the_category() function explicitly fetches terms of category taxonomy. To get terms of our_gallery … Read more
jQuery solution: You could try this if you want to use jQuery: <script> jQuery(document).ready(function($) { $(‘li.cat-item:has(ul.children)’).addClass(‘i-have-kids’); }); </script> to add the class i-have-kids to all the li parents that include the items ul.children, within the HTML generated from wp_list_categories(). Category walker solution: You could take a look at the Walker_Category class in /wp-includes/category-template.php and extend … Read more
All you have to do to achieve this is to modify the category taxonomy arguments by using register_taxonomy() again at the init hook after the category taxonomy has been registered. This can be done with any taxonomy as in the following snippet. Code for Taxonomies in General (Code for this use case below): function mytheme_change_category_args() … Read more
I was able to achieve this effect by updating the category slug. Under posts, go to Categories. Select the category you are working with and update the slug to “resources”. Now, if you visit the category archive for Resource, you should see the URL form thus: example.com/resources/.
Please add taxonomy name in wp_set_post_terms function. wp_set_post_terms( $id, $prod_cats, ‘product_cat’ ); Please refer wpcodex wp_set_post_terms
Category checkboxes in upload modal