So! I solve this situation with: wp_set_post_terms. I iterate my posts and for each one wp_set_post_terms make that part. See here: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_set_post_terms/ Now I have my categories from wp and my customs post with his own categories.
Retrieve the child terms by having the parent’s information
Tree view wp-admin terms
Taxonomies and subtaxonomies relations
Custom taxonomy only gets saved in quick edit
You can use ACF (Advanced Custom Fields) plugin to do this. Select Taxonomy field and set the field group to appear where you need to. I’m pretty sure the free version of the plugin has this field.
i fixed my problem, the easy solution was to add to the args list just before the register_taxonomy : ‘update_count_callback’ => ‘_update_generic_term_count’,
You’ll need to add the cities as a child of a state and then expose your custom taxonomies using the rest API. After exposing it, you’ll need to fetch the cities based on the selected state. Please let me know if you need more information.
The first problem is that you’ve got a space in the first argument of has_term(). If you want to check for any term then you need to pass an empty string, but a space is not an empty string. Then, as documented, the second argument needs to be the taxonomy name. This should work: if … Read more
new custom filed not showing in taxonomy