I have Variations taxonomy and each Variation taxonomy has multiple Meta tags.
I have created Variations taxonomy and Meta tags taxonomy.
But the problem is I could not make the relation between two taxonomies.
These taxonomies created on custom post type.
How can I achieve it? Any idea or solution?
Do you see the taxonomies below the custom post type on the admin page? If you do, then just click on Variations, and WP will let you make the relation to other entries in the taxonomy.
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I have some difficulties to interact with my metaboxes using REST_API.
In a post type, I have a taxonomy called JOBS (with terms like webdesigner, developer, seo, etc.) and each job has its own taxonomy (Webdesigner, Developer, Seo, etc.).
Now I want to show the metabox of the job taxonomy only when the term of the job is checked in the JOB taxonomy.
Example : When I check the term "Webdesigner" of the JOBS taxonomy, I want to show the metabox of the Webdesigner taxonomy.
Have you an idea how to do that ?
Thank you ! :)
You can use JavaScript to toggle the taxonomy meta boxes based on some attributes (class, id...) that you can map these 2 types of taxonomies.
If you don't have enough data in the HTML output of the taxonomy meta boxes in which you can map them together, then you can search for the hook (or filter) that runs when displaying the HTML markup of a meta box to add for example an attribute that contains the IDs of the associated terms of the other taxonomy.
As reported in this page adding a taxonomy to a user is very different and more complicated than doing the same job for anoter content.
That's my question: can I add the taxonomy, let's call it "skills", to my users and to a CPT called JobOffer?
How... in case it's possible?
Many thanks
There are several ways. An easy solution is to use Advanced Custom Fields to add taxonomies for a custom post type to users.
Have you already registered the custom post type taxonomy and linked it to the custom post type?
i just want to know that what is the difference between WordPress category and taxonomy. if you see both works similar so what is the difference.
In WordPress, a taxonomy is a "way" of categorizing / tagging posts.
Read the WordPress Taxonomies Docs.
Categories are a taxonomy. They are a built-in taxonomy that comes by default.
Tags are also a taxonomy. They are built-in also.
You may also create your own custom taxonomies that follow either a "heirarchical" structure (such as categories) or not (such as tags): Custom Taxonomies
What are the WordPress Taxonomies?
Taxonomy is a simple way of organizing data in the WordPress (post, pages, custom post types) by classify and group things.
~ By default Taxonomies are Tags and Categories which are used for posts.
What are the WordPress Catagories?
You can use categories to sort and group your blog posts into different sections. For example, a news website might have categories for their articles filed under News, Opinion, Weather, and Sports.
Note: Taxonomy is the way of organizing data and catagories are the front face of the directory where a certian type of data/information is stored.
Hope this may helps.
I am working on a wordpress website.I used genesis theme. I created custom post type and custom taxonomy to this site.And also created some categories to this post type.I want to customize the category page i.e.http://example.com/taxonomy-slug/category-name. Can anyone know please let me know what changes are necessary to customize the category page.
"taxonomy-{taxonomy}-{term}.php – If the taxonomy is sometax, and taxonomy’s term is someterm, WordPress will look for taxonomy-sometax-someterm.php. In the case of post formats, the taxonomy is ‘post_format’ and the terms are ‘post-format-{format}. i.e. taxonomy-post_format-post-format-link.php for the link post format.
taxonomy-{taxonomy}.php – If the taxonomy were sometax, WordPress would look for taxonomy-sometax.php."
source https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/basics/template-hierarchy/
so if you have for example custom taxonomy with slug "color" and have term with name "red" you just create taxonomy-color-red.php.
Is there a way to use an "ACF Taxonomy Field" to affect "Custom Taxonomy" post count? Right now I am using ACF Taxonomy Field, but my Custom Taxonomies have 0 posts assigned.
I want to use ACF to assign Custom Post to Custom Taxonomy:
Instead of the default way:
Is this possible? I'm trying to do this way because it is more friendly to the end-user and ACF is more flexible; I can restrict it if I need the user to select only one taxonomy and make other restrictions.
Very big and basic mistake... Taxonomy ACF has a checkbox:
Thats make the Taxonomy ACF affect the Custom Taxonomy post count.