Why custom post types belong in plugins
Just to be clear before continuing, this article specifically deals with publicly-distributed themes and plugins, whether free or commercial. It may not apply to some custom work. What’s best for your client will have to be decided on a case-by-case basis. I and others in the WordPress community talk a lot about putting custom post types, taxonomy, and content-generation features into plugins. We say it’s not a good idea to put this stuff into your theme. However, it recently occurred to me that the reasons for this are rarely explained in full detail.
Child Themes
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How To Create Custom Taxonomies In WordPress
Advertisement WordPress 3 introduced custom taxonomies as a core feature. The following release of 3.1 included many features to enhance support of custom taxonomies. Better import and export handling, advanced queries with tax_query, hierarchical support, body classes and a bunch of wonderful functions to play with were all part of the package.
Understanding The WordPress Template Hierarchy
In WordPress, pages are stitched together from different template files. Each template file represents another part of the page, and together they make up all of the content of your individual pages, pulled from the WordPress admin. However, which template file is actually selected is based on a fairly robust hierarchy, with a naming convention at it’s root. In this hierarchy, a default template is replaced by template files that are more specific. But this is probably best demonstrated by an example.
The Best Wordpress Plugins
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Building Dynamic Taxonomy Pages With WordPress
Ever wondered how you can build a library that's as flexible as the content you're publishing? Today I'll walk you through how I setup dynamic taxonomy pages for the musicians that on my music blog, but you can apply these same techniques in a variety of different ways. This tutorial shows you how you can build a dynamic record for anything you write about. I run a large music website. In order to keep track of all the times that different artists were mentioned and in what context, I wanted to create a page for each of them. By creating new taxonomies in WordPress, I was able to do this by just tagging a band/artist in a WordPress post.
Designing for WordPress: Complete Series & Downloads
Over the last few weeks, I have been been doing a video screencast series on Designing for WordPress. It is a three-part series which covers downloading and installing WordPress on a server all the way to a completed theme. Part One: Download, Install, "Reset" Theme Video PageDirect Video Download (.mov)
Function Reference/wp get object terms
Function Reference/wp get object terms Description Retrieves the terms associated with the given object(s), in the supplied taxonomies. Usage Parameters $object_ids
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