There is no parameter for taxonomy in that function. But you can use them to look for posts in the same ‘category’, i.e. they are hardcoded to work with only ‘category’ You might want to use this plugin http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/previous-and-next-post-in-same-taxonomy/
NOTE: This answer is supposed to be in addition to the answer here The function used returns an array of all the items, so the best way to display them is to use a foreach loop. As a usage example global $wpdb; $result = $wpdb->get_col(….); //copy the line from the aforementioned answer if($result) { echo … Read more
You probaby want get_terms(). WordPress keeps a count of the number of posts that use a taxonomy and you can filter your query using it: // get all the terms in the ‘category’ taxonomy $terms = get_terms(‘knife’); // list all the terms that have at least one post foreach ($terms as $term) { echo “{$term->name} … Read more
There’s actually an option in Types to hide a post type, and for child posts it may well default to “off.” Additionally, you should be able to edit the child post type from the parent type. Or is something actually breaking here?
group posts by taxonomy terms
Catchable fatal error: Object of class stdClass could not be converted to string in /wp-content/themes/new/single.php on line 22 This is because $wpdb->get_row returns an object by default and you can’t echo an object. Changing echo $toc to echo $toc->meta_value will give you your desired result. Your other problem is that multiple terms can have have … Read more
You are looking for get_object_taxonomies ex: $taxonomies = get_object_taxonomies(‘thing’) ; print_r($taxonomies) // Show “color,shape,material”..
Your problem is in using as orderby value meta_value and thus the order is correct – from computer point of view. To get currect order from human point of view, try to use meta_value_num instead. You can read more in here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Query#Order_.26_Orderby_Parameters
Have you tried wp_set_object_terms? …which needs to be placed after your call to wp_insert_post as it requires the post ID in order to attach the correct terms, to the right taxonomy with the right post. //add_action(‘plugins_loaded’, ‘newpost’); # will not work, user not authenticated add_action(‘init’, ‘newpost’); // will work, user authenticated function newpost() { if … Read more
Custom Taxonomies and parents