This is my current loop to display my products via woocommerce. When I do print_r($category_array); It returns the array, but when I try to use a function to call it so I can do what I want to with the data, it makes and my entire screen doesn’t display after the loop. Maybe it’s a mistake in my function? Still very new to woocommerce and wp_loops. Thank you
I want to output all the terms in my custom taxonomy and at the same time add a class to any of these that are attached to the current post.
I’m using Infinite Scroll and the following great code from here to generate Next Taxonomy Term Link in a term loop. I want to ajax append Next Woocommerce Product Category when you reach the end of the current category.
I need to list all custom terms (brands) that are associated with products from the category that is currently being viewed. E.g. I have these brands created:
I need to make a shortcode that uses the values of four different taxonomies. I am trying to modify code that I have used to query attachments (in media) based off of multiple taxonomy terms, but what I need is to wp_query based off of 4 (four) taxonomies values. I realize that I am way off, but perhaps somebody can help put me on the right track.
I am adding tags during wp_insert_post using wp_set_post_terms. But I have no clue how to add a tag description with my code. I have not found anything out there.
I have a custom taxonomy term page set up to display posts associated with that term (taxonomy-insight_type-academia.php). I figured I could use the following to limit the posts on that page based on code found here:
Trying figure out how I can use some SQL/$wpdb->query to delete all the terms from a taxonomy that are related to specific post IDs. The following works beautifully to delete all the terms from a specific taxonomy, but I need to modify it to only remove ones associated with specific post IDs as mentioned.
I’m really having a few issues with inserting terms. Here is my scenario: I have a taxonomy called veda_release_type:
How would I get the top-level parent of a given term?