try this: private function get_taxonomy_by_term_id( $term_id ) { // We can’t get a term if we don’t have a term ID. if ( 0 === $term_id || null === $term_id ) { return; } // Grab the term using the ID then read the name from the associated taxonomy. $taxName=””; $term = get_term( $term_id ); … Read more
This isn’t possible via WP_Query, but more importantly, this would be stupendously expensive. Taxonomy queries are expensive. Post meta queries are super super expensive. Like queries are also expensive. Finding all posts that have a term that has a meta that is like X, is an astoundingly expensive/slow query. Writing this out as a custom … Read more
The object returned by get_tags() should have a description property, so you don’t need to try to get it again. Just check to be sure $tags->description isn’t empty. You should probably also reorganize so that you don’t do anything at all unless if($tags). Thus: // Get ALL the tags! $tags = get_tags( array( ‘hide_empty’ => … Read more
It could be that it won’t show empty categories, categories that has no posts attached to them. Try to change $args = array(‘taxonomy’ => ‘category’); to $args = array(‘taxonomy’ => ‘category’, ‘hide_empty’ => 0);
I would suggest to use update_term_meta() and get_term_meta() as they were introduced in WordPress 4.4. This would help to keep your wp_options table smaller. But either way, you need to know the ID of the term in the “Frontend”. Using Term meta you would need it: $term_meta = get_term_meta( $term_id, ‘series_images’, true ); Using your … Read more
It’s used (together with the search query) to measure number of results for a search query, it’s not supposed to show up in Analytics like this, this could only happen due to people scraping your site and clicking through to the actual URL…
there are several plugins out there that i have used and maybe this might be of help. Visit https://wordpress.org/plugins/wpcustom-category-image/ Download the plugin,upload in your plugins directory on your site then activate it. Go to categories section you will see image upload section. To display data on your frontend,either use the options provided by the plugin … Read more
No. This is not completely possible. One solution would be to swap out the default UI on /wp-admin/post.php & /wp-admin/post-new.php. You can provide the user with radio buttons or a select box. This will work relatively well, but can not be 100% trusted. There is still the possibility that a user could remove all terms … Read more
Exclude posts with taxonomy term from appearing on home page query
UI for taxonomies & query vars