How can I highlight a top level dashboard menu item created for a custom taxonomy?
How can I highlight a top level dashboard menu item created for a custom taxonomy?
How can I highlight a top level dashboard menu item created for a custom taxonomy?
Adding custom taxonomy in my existing category URL
WordPress saves all taxonomy children term ids in an option for caching purpose. The option is named “$taxonomy_children”. This option is created when you use the function get_term_children, but does not get updated that way. It’s only updated upon creating/updating parent or child term of that taxonomy using WP Admin UI. Rather than using WP … Read more
I did a quick little search on what you are trying to do and maybe this will help you out some and how the rewrite is grabbing the querystrings. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3307352/wordpress-custom-url-rewrites
Custom taxonomy for Media Library
UPDATE! OK!!! Woooohooo! Found out what it was.. I should have been calling if have posts before the call for $tax->name; Here is my final, and working code! 🙂 <?php /**********************************************/ // CUSTOM WINE MENU SHORTCODE /**********************************************/ add_shortcode( ‘wine_list_per_cat’, ‘wine_list_per_cat’ ); function wine_list_per_cat($atts){ global $woocommerce_loop; extract(shortcode_atts(array( ‘cat’ => ”, // list of categories in the … Read more
Removing “s” from search with custom parameters
Seperate the testimonial JS from the default JS code. There may be a JS conflict. Check for the js folder located at theme/yourtheme/js Try creating a seperate js file instead of editing in core js file
Add success message to category add screen
I had the same problem. I was using a form to sort the data, and a pagination using paginate_links. My solution was to use $_SESSIONS to store the $_POST data from the sort (instead of just parsing the $_POST data), and set the form action to get_permalink(). Make sure to unset your session if you … Read more