I am importing a large DB from an Excel spreadsheet into a wordpress DB. I was going to do it manually by creating a new table but decided to import it into the existing wordpress framework as it will allow me to change information manually in the wordpress back end.
I’ve created two taxonomies:
I’m using the following code to attempt to loop through each of the terms within my custom taxonomy category-film and then output the term name as a heading together with displaying all the custom posts that belong to that term
I need to get the topmost term (top level ancestor) of a taxonomy term.
I’m using Taxonomy Images to associate images with categories. I’m using the following code, one is to display the categories, the other to display the images.
In the script below, I’m attempting to dynamically add categories to a custom menu. Everything works great, except for the fact that the categories do not have hyperlinks. What am I missing in wp_update_nav_menu_item() below?
For Posts you can have a preset category where all Posts fall if not specified otherwise (settings → writing).
Whenever I update a term it currently redirects me back to the edit-tags.php page for that taxonomy, the term list. Is it possible to instead of redirects to the term list to instead bring me back to the same term I just updated? Similar to how updating a post will bring you back to the same post you just updated.
I want to output a specific link in every post, depending on the post’s category. For example, if a post is in “travel” category, then the link to https://www.example.com/travelbooking will be displayed in this post. If a post is in “hotel” category, then the link to https://www.example.com/hotelbooking will be displayed in this post.
I am trying to set post terms on the post, when it is puublished