I had the same problem but on a custom archive-product.php page which contains a custom query to get my products with only 10 results per page. I had 404 pages on shop page and categories page with the second page of pagination. After analysis, I found that the main query of WooCommerce asks for 16 … Read more
If it is working with a literal string (“example”) but not with the variable, we can assume that the issue is with your variable. You haven’t provided all of the code for that section of index.php, but as it is I do not think you can expect that variable to hold anything. First, you are … Read more
You can get an array of pages using get_pages() and then for each page retrieve categories using wp_get_object_terms. Your code may look like this: $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘board-meeting’, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’ ); $pages = get_pages($args); if ( ! empty( $pages ) ) { echo ‘<ul>’; foreach($pages as $page){ $cats = wp_get_object_terms( $page->ID, ‘category’ … Read more
Posts says they are uncategorized but they are not
For this specific question, Try this $categories = get_the_category($id); foreach($categories as $category){ if($category->parent != 0){ // Display it here echo ‘<a href=”‘ . esc_url( get_category_link( $category->term_id ) ) . ‘”>’ . esc_html( $category->name ) . ‘</a>’; } }
How to list all categories a post is in, but exclude current post´s category on single post page
Found a solution. I found a function that answered my question. Here is the function: function get_category_by_letter($letter) { $args=array( ‘orderby’ => ‘name’, ‘order’ => ‘ASC’, ‘hide_empty’ => 0); $categories=get_categories($args); foreach($categories as $category) { $catname = $category->name; $first_letter = substr(strip_tags($catname), 0 , 1); if(strcasecmp($first_letter,$letter) != 0) continue; else { $cats[] = $category->term_id; $cats[] = $category->name; } … Read more
When creating category, it creates automatically tag, or, when creating tag, it creates automatically category in same name
This will end up being a little convoluted since the taxonomy just describes a relationship that may belong to any of the post types, so there’s not a direct data link for what you’re trying to fetch. But you could do something like this (untested), which could be a fairly heavy query if you’re doing … Read more
This is probably the easiest method. If you inspect the <body> tag by pressing F12 in your browser you will see it has a different class for each category. You can use this to target your header element for each specific category. For example, this will change the image for category 6. body.category-6 .page-header { … Read more