The Smarter Navigation plugin by scribu has solved this need for me: https://wordpress.org/plugins/smarter-navigation/ Not completely perfect but recognises which taxonomy term is being used and provides appropriate links.
You code is completely wrong. array_shift should not be used array_shift() shifts the first value of the array off and returns it, shortening the array by one element and moving everything down. All numerical array keys will be modified to start counting from zero while literal keys won’t be touched. You should have a look … Read more
check your closing your missing the close. It should be <li><a href=””></a></li>
Debugging Missing Elements in Taxonomy
In your have_rows() calls, you put the $post_id variable in a single-quoted string – which is wrong. It should be have_rows( ‘right_column_box’, $post_id ). // Edit Of course, this is also true for the get_sub_field() calls.
The Link Manager is a pseudo post type at best. You can either use the default ‘Categories’, or go full circle and (1) register a new post type + the custom taxonomy on the new post type or (2) use post formats + the custom taxonomy on posts Links Manager Registering a new Post Type … Read more
What do you mean by “dynamic” ? Do you want it to work with different posts? If so, that’s simple. Before your get_posts query function, get page terms, and pass them to your array. You can get taxonomies with <?php get_the_terms( $yourpostid, ‘your_custom_taxonomy’); ?>
If page is a taxonomy do X, if is a term, do Y
Chances are good it is the value in $georegion being what looks like a name / text string, and your query comparing it against the ID of the local-music terms. If the $georegion value matches the slug of the taxonomy terms, then changing ID to slug might fix your problem, in reality, you’ll probably need … Read more
As a quick fix I looped through each custom taxonomy type. if ( ! function_exists(‘custom_taxonomy_class’) ) { function custom_taxonomy_class($classes, $class, $ID) { $args = array( ‘public’ => true, ‘_builtin’ => false ); $output=”names”; // or objects $operator=”and”; // ‘and’ or ‘or’ $taxonomies = get_taxonomies( $args, $output, $operator ); foreach ($taxonomies as $key) { $terms = … Read more