This seems to be normal, it also happens for categories. The wp_terms_checklist(), which creates the checklist, has an argument checked_ontop, enabled by default. The metabox does not override this, so checked categories or custom terms always appear on top of the list. This does not affect their actual hierarchy, only how they are displayed there. … Read more
There are two problems that have thwarted your check: $term = get_queried_object()->term_id; if ( $term->parent == ‘tradeshow’ ) { Starting with: $term = get_queried_object()->term_id; Here $term contains the ID of a term, not a term object. Lets assume this is term number 5, the result is: $term = 5; if ( $term->parent == ‘tradeshow’ ) … Read more
This is implemented in WordPress now as of 3.1. When you register your taxonomy, make sure to set rewrite hierarchical to true as well as the taxonomy itself: <?php register_taxonomy(‘genre’,array(‘book’), array( ‘hierarchical’ => true, // this makes it hierarchical in the UI ‘labels’ => $labels, ‘show_ui’ => true, ‘query_var’ => true, ‘rewrite’ => array( ‘hierarchical’ … Read more
Display one post from each term in a custom taxonomy [closed]
Ok, so I will get negative points for this, but it should solve your problem, please dont be mad at me. Before anyone downvote me for this, I must say that I have nothing to do with the developers of this plugin: For custom taxonomies and custom post types I often use a plugin named … Read more
What TheDeadMedic said in the comments. A page would do the trick with a custom template. If you’re not wanting to mix these landing pages with actual pages – the wp-taxonomy-landing plugin/library should do the trick.
You’ll need to loop through your posts, use get_comments_number() to get the number of comments for each post, and then accumulate the total number of comments in a separate variable. e.g.: <?php $features_comment_count = 0; if ( have_posts() ) : while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); $features_comment_count += get_comments_number(); endwhile; endif; ?> (I’ll assume that … Read more
For a menu object $item: $item->object stores the object the menu item refers to, e.g. ‘post’, ‘page’, ‘my-cpt’, or ‘my-taxonomy’ (the post type name, or the taxonomy name) $item->type stores what ‘type’ of object is it, either: ‘post_type’ or ‘taxonomy’. For custom links, these are both custom
Yes, the media library is long overdue an overhaul, and it seems there are some guys working on it right now. With any luck some changes will make it in to the next release. Take a look here at some of the slides and the many commments and feedback: http://make.wordpress.org/ui/2012/07/30/media-wireframes/
As noted in the OP’s comments, some non-ASCII characters may not be supported in term names under certain conditions. To replace all suspect characters with an underscore, use the following code: $categoryname = preg_replace(‘/[^a-z0-9]/i’, ‘_’, strtolower($categoryname)); wp_insert_term($categoryname, “department”); To replace all suspect characters with a dash, use the following code: $categoryname = preg_replace(‘/[^a-z0-9]/i’, ‘-‘, strtolower($categoryname)); … Read more