There is no need to store product setting product wise as there will be only one featured product. You can store the featured_product_id in options table. And whenever a product is featured you just override the record in the options table, that why you can avoid the deselecting hassle of previously selected featured product.
In the loop you’ll want to get the posts terms. Then instead of echo’ing, return the output and group it into an array where the keys are the categories. Then loop through the grouped array and output your categories and related posts. Something similar to: // to hold and sort your output $categories = array(); … Read more
If it’s not too much of work, you could switch from using meta data to custom (private) terms for tagging the tickets to agents. So when ever an agent (user) is created, you would have custom function run that executes wp_insert_term to create an agent-term, where the newly created user ID is used as the … Read more
The answer can be found in the documentation for get_the_title: $post (int|WP_Post) (Optional) Post ID or WP_Post object. Default is global $post. If you don’t supply a post object or post ID, it defaults to using the global $post variable. When you call the_post() within the loop, this populates the global $post variable with the … Read more
I find a solution thank you to the plugin: Monkeyman Rewrite Rule With this plugin I find when the rule failed, then I corrected it with these lines of code: add_action( ‘init’, ‘ab_category_rewrite_rules’ ); function ab_category_rewrite_rules() { add_rewrite_tag( ‘%category%’, ‘([^/]+)’, ‘category=’ ); add_permastruct( ‘category’, ‘/catalogs/%catalog%/%category%’, false ); add_rewrite_rule( ‘^category/([^/]+)/([^/]+)/?$’, ‘index.php?category=$matches[2]’, ‘top’ ); } add_action( ‘init’, … Read more
REQUIRED: The theme uses the register_post_type() function, which is plugin-territory
Emojis are characters. It’s probably not what you’re looking for but you could potentially paste emojis in the character field. Your other option would be to create font somewhere like Glypther, install it on the site and the use CSS to assign the font to you category titles and use the related letters for the … Read more
Thanks all for help here the link about solved it bcworkz (@bcworkz) 37 minutes ago There are two issues I see. $cat_array is an array of IDs, not objects, so the ‘cat’ query arg should just be ‘cat’ => $cat, The other is when you use setup_postdata( $post ), you must explicitly declare global $post;
Calling custom taxonomies
Sortable admin columns ordering from custom fields isn’t combine com search and Dropdown filter