Set up the object for the taxonomy term: Then you can use the object like this: Here’s everything available in the object:
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Renaming WordPress Custom Post Types and Taxonomies
Taken from this Stack Exchange Thread: http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/1037/renaming-custom-post-types-and-taxonomies SQL query for renaming the posts: SQL query for renaming taxonomy: That should take care of all of the database areas. Just remember to match the new names in the code where the post types or taxonomies are registered. As far as I know, this is not handled in Full Article…
WordPress – Custom Taxonomy Breadcrumbs
Taken from: http://www.free-php.net/780/wordpress-custom-taxonomy-breadcrumbs/ While developing a theme that uses custom taxonomies and custom post types, I ran across the need to include breadcrumb navigation to the custom taxonomies. After a couple of days of searching around and not finding any real solutions, I ended up creating my own function to do it. Simply copy this to Full Article…
Breadcrumbs for Taxonomy Pages
Taken from Bill Ericson: http://www.billerickson.net/wordpress-taxonomy-breadcrumbs/ This post has been marked as old. The code might no longer work. Comments have been disabled as this is no longer maintained. Use the search on the right to find a newer tutorial. I’m working on a project right now that uses hierarchical taxonomies, and the client requested a breadcrumb along Full Article…
Untested – List posts by taxonomy term from a custom post type
Taken from a wordpress support thread: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/custom-posts-type-with-custom-taxonomy-wp_query-1
Get a posts taxonomy terms as text – can use for dynamic queries
Echoing the list of terms (for a taxonomy called on-draught). This is similar to the output from get_the_term_list, but without the terms being hyperlinked:
Check If a Post has a Term from a specific Custom Taxonomy
See this page for the original source: http://alex.leonard.ie/2011/06/30/wordpress-check-if-post-is-in-custom-taxonomy/ As of WP 3.2 – there’s no core conditional function for checking whether a post belongs to a taxonomy term. A bit of searching around found this WordPress Support forum post by Justin Tadlock explaining how do check against a specific taxonomy. I’ve expanded this function a little bit Full Article…
Get various taxonomy queries and information
Unfortunately (in my eyes)I haven’t found a way inside a post or page to query what taxonomies have beenused to apply terms. This for me would be a bit of a holy grail. Anyeway – these are the bits and pieces I have developed when trying to get various bits and pieces of information from Full Article…