You forgot to create taxonomy.php or taxonomy-video_tag.php which should be the templates to use to display your custom taxonomy term archives on. You should have a look at the taxonomy term archive hierarchy Just remember to flush your permalinks in case
The problem is this: register_taxonomy(‘author’, ‘post’, array( //tax args here… )); The first argument, which is taxonomy name, you’ve set to author. WordPress uses that value as the taxonomy query var if a value isn’t explicitly declared. When this taxonomy is queried, author is used to pass the requested term slug to the query. The … Read more
This action hook (found in /wp-admin/edit-tags.php) will output the button below the table (not quite where you have asked to position it, but it is an easily available action and outside the form table.) $taxonomy = ‘location’; // you will probably need to change this add_action(‘after-{$taxonomy}-table’,’custom_export_button’); function custom_export_button($taxonomy) { $export_url = admin_url(‘admin-ajax.php’).’?action=export_taxonomy’; echo “<form action='”.$export_url.”‘ … Read more
Answering own questions is becoming a habit 🙂 But hope this helps others after finding a solution that worked for me. First defining the three variables I needed in the upload function: var features = “”; var colors = “”; var styles = “”; Then, added the following to prevent error if pwTags was empty: … Read more
As far as I remember WP core doesn’t do this natively, though I think there are/were some considerations about adding select2 for tasks like this. Might be mistaken on this. However there are a lot of frameworks around, which implement additional UI for things like this. It’s pretty common feature in them. I tend to … Read more
Instead of trying to do this through the orderby parameter, I went a different direction. Logically, the orderby parameter above only applies to the posts within each grouping, not the taxonomy term grouping itself so it won’t work for this. What I ended up doing was adding 01, 02, 03, etc. to the taxonomy term … Read more
Using meta_key and meta_value are good for filtering a single custom field. But for comparing two fields, you need to construct a meta_query with your two key/values and a compare operator. See this answer which shows the various things you need to do to achieve this. https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/227869/111022
Yo might want to have a look at this post: Getting taxonomy terms used by custom post type You can include the empty terms by passing ‘hide_empty’ => 0,.
The problem is higher in your code. $cat = get_cat_ID($developer); will return false for a custom taxonomy, as it only checks the standard categories. Use get_term_by instead.
You can easily just get the taxonomies you need with wp_get_object_terms, and than do something like $class=””; foreach ($genres as $genre) { $class .= $genre->slug; } Do this for each of your taxonomies,than just echo $class.