Is there a way to ‘Lock’ a Taxonomy?
I was wondering if there was a way to prevent the addition of new categories into a taxonomy, essentially ‘locking’ the taxonomy.
I was wondering if there was a way to prevent the addition of new categories into a taxonomy, essentially ‘locking’ the taxonomy.
Using wp_tag_cloud(), how can I display a single tag cloud that incorporates both regular post tags and a custom taxonomy?
I have two custom post types
I am trying to get my head around the permalink structures on WordPress sites, and I’m a bit stuck with what I’m trying to achieve:
I’m trying to automatically create terms in a certain taxonomy when a certain custom post type is published. The newly created term must be the name of the post that was published.
I have a custom taxonomy registered for my custom post type. I need to make it possible for a user to specify the order in which the taxonomy terms should appear (something like menu order for pages). Then when displaying the taxonomy terms on the site I will use the specified custom order to order them.
Can you add the visual editor to the description field for custom taxonomies? It would be nice to have this option available when you edit an entry for a taxonomy be it core or custom.
I’ve created some custom taxonomies using register_taxonomy, but I want to prevent new terms from being added. I noticed that there is a ‘capabilities’ argument available in register_taxonomy, is that what I should be using and if so, how would I use it?
I’m trying to create some pretty URLs for links querying multiple taxonomies. I’m using the “Taxonomy drill-down” plugin, although the main usage is now integrated @ the core it still has some helpful function for templating 🙂
I have a taxonomy wp_query and i would like to order the list by title and by meta value (numeric value)