Like WP get_adjacent_post function gives the next and previous post data based on the parameters i want to get the next/previous category data is there any WP built in function which does the right job or i have to write a custom query for that.
I have a custom post type called “Fruit” and under this I have a hierarchical taxonomy called, “Fruit Categories”
Is it possible to add default prefix to the slug of each newly added Tag. So that full slug, would be stored in database (no rewrites).
For example:
WP lets us register_taxonomy() with users as the object type, thus creating taxonomies mapped to user IDs rather than post IDs.
Ok so I have a custom post type of “Products” and a custom taxonomy of “Types”. Now in the types taxonomy I have dozens of categories and sub categories assigned to custom post types.
I am experiencing an issue where terms with a parent are not being displayed in the category admin screen. The screen gives the total number of terms that should be there (i.e., 32), but only displays parent terms (i.e., 9).
How can I have some taxonomies to always have “the most used tags” displayed when a new post is being created.
I have custom post types for dining, lodging, and activities. Each of those custom post types uses a custom taxonomy called region. If, for example, I have a region called “downtown”, I would like to be able to show dining option for that region by going to domain.com/downtown/dining. Or show hotels in that region by going to domain.com/downtown/lodging. So, basically, I like to create a rewrite rule to give the structure domain.com/tax-term/cpt-slug to show all the posts for the cpt that have that tax term selected. Any way to do this?
I’ve created a custom post type (called Sponsors) with an additional taxonomy connected to it, called “Type”.
I want to display the direct category ancestor of a given post. An illustrative example: