this tutorial will definitly solve your problem http://en.bainternet.info/wordpress-taxonomies-extra-fields-the-easy-way/ Yes i have used it to add feature images to the custom taxonomy terms.It depends how you registering the custom post .If you have registered the custom post as plugin from plugin directory , then you need to paste the downloaded folder i.e Tax-meta-class in directory of … Read more
What you have should work in principle. Note that taxonomies argument needs existing taxonomy, that is one that is already registered at the time you are registering CPT. If the timing is problematic to get right during registration, you could also use register_taxonomy_for_object_type() to create association between the two separately from registration process.
<?php $taxonomy = ‘judges’; $tax_terms = get_terms($taxonomy); ?> <ul> <?php foreach ($tax_terms as $tax_term) { echo ‘<li>’ . ‘<a href=”‘ . esc_attr(get_term_link($tax_term, $taxonomy)) . ‘” title=”‘ . sprintf( __( “View all shows for %s” ), $tax_term->name ) . ‘” ‘ . ‘>’ . $tax_term->name . ‘(‘ . $tax_term->count . ‘)</a> </li>’; } ?> </ul> Try … Read more
I’m not familiar with woocommerce, but in general, taxonomies are registered via the init hook with a priority of 1 or default priority which is 10 Your code is fine, so I suspect that your priority is wrong here. In short, you are trying to add the taxonomy to the post type before the taxonomy … Read more
First Assumption: That an extra slash was being added for some reason To see what was going on, I wanted to see what was going on in the array. When I print_r() the array I get the following: Array ( [10] => stdClass Object ( [term_id] => 10 [name] => Mozilla [slug] => mozilla [term_group] … Read more
You can do this by recursivly checking each level to see if it exists, with the level above as it parent. While I’ve never used this code in anger, it is tested and working, though I can’t say how efficient it will be, particularly if you have a long hierarchical path. Place this code in … Read more
Unfortunately WordPress does not support third-level admin menu, so there’s no easy way to achieve the result you want. You can only remove these 4 submenu items, add a submenu item instead which will be a link to a custom admin page and display these 4 links within that page (content). Read about following hooks: … Read more
The number of posts attached can be found here: $term->count. So you could do the following: $class_empty_term = ”; if( $term->count == 0 ) $class_empty_term = ’empty’; $term_list .= ‘<div class=”‘ . $class_empty_term . ‘ grid__item …”>’; $term_list .= ‘<div class=”panel text–center”>’;
Create a new template named e.g. taxonomy-course_topic.php In my example course_topic is the name of the custom taxonomy you registered. First parameter of register_taxonomy() function. See: register_taxonomy Taxonomy template
As I stated in comments, you can either use usort() to sort the returned array of terms, or you can just use wp_get_post_terms() which is already sorted by default by name in ascending order $terms = wp_get_post_terms( get_the_ID(), ‘brand’ ); var_dump( $terms ); EDIT Here is an example with usort() and get_the_terms() $terms = get_the_terms( … Read more