Well guys, I ended up doing something like this which I am certain isn’t the best way. Seems like a lot of work just to get to the nugget. Could’ve sworn I’ve seen a simpler way but it’s escaped me all day. This is ugly and probably highly inefficient but it works. Please do let … Read more
You can use a plugin like Enhanced Custom Permalinks which will allow you to set your own customised permalinks.
Your title makes me wonder if you are using a Custom Post Type. If that is the case WordPress may be looking for a template for the Custom Post Type archive instead of the category. Check out Post Type Templates to see if that helps a bit. If you need a certain category inside a … Read more
So based in the information you’ve given me in the comments the following gist should work as you have described with your current setup. https://gist.github.com/aj-adl/fab2cefd1450cbf24a5c You provide it with a region, and it will get all posts from a region, loop through and build an array of producers, then do a subquery and loop for … Read more
I am not sure if there is a simple way to do that, but one solution which can work is get an HTTP referrer and parse it to get the category name. In PHP you can get a referrer like this – $_SERVER[‘HTTP_REFERER’]
Transfering static site to wordpress and retaining category by month paginations
I had an error in the above code. $key used in both for loops. Working code for filtering empty product categories out of menu items: function exclude_empty_cat_menu_items( $items, $menu, $args ) { // Get a list of product categories that excludes empty categories $non_empty_categories = get_categories(array(‘taxonomy’ => ‘product_cat’)); // Iterate over the menu items foreach … Read more
Find an archive that displays what you want, and add /feed/ to the end e.g. /category/test becomes /category/test/feed, / becomes /feed/, /books/ becomes /books/feed If you add /feed to the end of a single posts URL you will get a comment feed You can also do /feed/rss2 or /feed/atom RSS feeds should contain a title … Read more
save_post runs too late to do what you are trying to do. That hook fires after the post and related meta data are stored. The category has already been removed at that point, and WordPress keeps no record. You will need to hook into the save process earlier, perhaps pre_post_update: add_action( ‘pre_post_update’, function($post_ID,$data) { var_dump($post_ID,$data); … Read more
How can I allow people to ‘subscribe’ to categories?