According to the WordPress Codex, the get_post_types() function has a \'taxonomies\' parameter, but there is no explanation of exactly how it works.
I need to create 2 more tables with purpose: one table will store tags and categories data (categories can have a hierarchy but tags are not) and another table store relationship between tag, category
i\'m using wp_list_categories like so: <?php //list terms in a given taxonomy using wp_list_categories (also useful as a widget if using a PHP Code plugin)
I have a custom taxonomy called \"dcategory\" so I have created a template file called \"taxonomy-dcategory.php\" to determine how its shown. Here is the code for this template:
I\'m using a custom taxonomy for my posts which I print like this: the_terms(get_the_ID(), \'sizes\', \'开发者_开发百科<p>\', \', \', \'</p>\');
It is a Drupal 6 installation and I have a content type that has a few taxonomy vocabularies and all terms are in Tags format.
I\'m trying to mark up my posts using their custom taxonomy slug as the div class so that they can be filtered...
I am trying to use php to print something if the node has two specific terms开发者_如何学JAVA. Something like:
I\'m working with a client wh开发者_Go百科o has a piece of custom website software that has something I haven\'t seen before. It has a MySQL Database backend, but most of the tables are auto-generated
Not sure how to word this. I\'ve set up a custom post type in WordPress called Products. I also have two taxonomies linked to Products called Brands and Categories. When you create a product you can s
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