Hello,
I like this plugin, it’s simple and does the basic thing that I want.
I use wordpress in combination with the Genesis theme.
When I click on a custom taxonomy that is displayed under a post, i get an 404 page. I don’t know how to link the custom taxonomy to the archive template.
Can someone help me with that?
Best regards,
Jeroen
]]>This plugin is great but only for true posts. Trying to use it with Woocommerce and the taxonomies do not show up.
Has anyone done this?
]]>Beautiful plug-in. Many thanks for building it and making it available. One question: where to I go to strip the colons from the taxonomy labels, as they display on the posts?
]]>I found this php (get_yoast_term_title) to grab the title and slug but all I want is the slug–what code do I need?
Thanks!
]]>Database corruption
]]>Hi,
I use simple taxonomies plugin to classify my content..
on a special Page, I want to list last 5 posts associated with each custom taxonomies..
similar to https://tutsplus.com/ , I want to list last 5 posts from each custom taxonomy..
how can I do that ?
thanks
]]>Hello,
Please, pardon my noob.
In the Taxonomy Settings there is a fantastic option to “add the terms to the end of posts”. How would one go about adding the terms to the beginning of posts?
Help would be very much appreciated.
Thank You.
]]>Hi
In this function you add a / to the start of the Href in
echo '<li><a href="/'.$link.'">'.$term->name.'</a>';
this is breaks the url as the $link contains https://….
I fixed on site my change it to
echo '<li><a href="'.$link.'">'.$term->name.'</a>';
simple-taxonomies/simple-taxonomies.php
function widget( $args, $instance ) {
extract( $args );
echo $before_widget;
$title = apply_filters('widget_title', $instance['title'] );
if ( $title ) {
echo $before_title . $title . $after_title;
}
if ( $instance['type'] == "cloud" ) {
wp_tag_cloud( array( 'taxonomy' => $instance['taxonomy'], 'number' => $instance['number'], 'order' => $instance['cloudorder'] ) );
} else {
$terms = get_terms( $instance['taxonomy'], 'number='.$instance['number'].'&order='.$instance['listorder'] );
echo '<ul class="taxonomylist">';
foreach ($terms as $term) {
$link = get_term_link( $term, $instance['taxonomy'] );
echo '<li><a href="/'.$link.'">'.$term->name.'</a>';
if ( $instance['showcount'] ) {
echo ' ('.$term->count.')';
}
echo '</li>';
}
echo '</ul>';
}
echo $after_widget;
}
]]>
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You MUST turn on PHP notices while developing, otherwise you won’t realize it when you’re using poor code. That notice is a bit tricky to track down, but something in your plugin is using a deprecated call, which triggers the error inside of WP’s functions.php. As soon as I deactivate your plugin, the notice disappears.
Most users will not trust code that throws notices.
]]>I was just about to post that it’s impossible to delete a taxonomy created by this plugin.
However, I just figured out how to do it. On the settings page for this plugin, remove the information in “name/slug” and “label” for the unwanted taxonomy, click “save settings”, refresh the page, and they’re gone.
It would really be great, for the sanity of future users, to have an easier option for deleting their taxonomies.
The thing that makes me keep coming back to this plugin despite its flaws is the option to disable the “post_tag” taxonomy. This is a very useful option.
]]>Hi,
I’m trying to display related posts based on taxonomy tags (terms).
I created one custom taxonomy named: series!
Yes, it’s exactly what you think, I’m trying to avoid using a Series Plugin… non of them really help me and I try them all…
So far, in my test, Simple Taxonomies from Yoast do the job very well… but didn’t find a solution for showing the related articles to a post.
So what do I have for now:
– one custom taxonomy named: series
– couple of tags on series taxonomy: BIOS, PC, windows, linux
So, let’s say I have a post with BIOS tag added, how do I automatically display below my post related articles that has the same tag: BIOS?
But what if I have a post with two or more tags (BIOS and PC), can I then display related posts that have one of the tags (BIOS or PC)?
Please ask explanations, if you need!
Thanks!
Change the display order of taxonomies may become easier.
Congratulation for the great plugin!
]]>While the admin screen for the plug-in allows it, I was not able to change the values of the slugs for my taxonomies. Well actually, the changing worked but it did not cascade into the base of DB.
In other words, until the changed the slug back to it’s original value, any of the terms were (temporarily) lost.
The plug-in isn’t broke in the literal sense. But at the same time it shouldn’t allow slug updates if they’re not going to work.
]]>Hi Joost
This is the first time using your plug-in. Thanks!
I want (read: need) to change the slugs to a couple of the taxonomies I’ve been using. However, when I do that, all the terms under that taxonomy disappear.
I’d like to avoid having to re-tax (kinda like re-tag :)) all my posts. Maybe I can do some reworking via myPHPadmin?
Thanks in advance for your help.
]]>I don’t know anything about PHP coding. Can someone give me very simple instructions on how to display the results of a custom taxonomy in my template. The name of the custom taxonomy is “artists” and in my template I would like to display the name of the artists who created the song in the post.
So I would like for it to look like this in the template…
Artists
Name 1, Name 2, Name 3
What a fantastic plugin, thank you for coding it up! I’ve got 4 custom taxonomies imported (using CSV Importer) and I’m able to display posts that have a matching taxonomy, e.g. https://sample.com/column/featured/
However, the normal URLs for tags and categories have quit working, returning no results. https://sample.com/tag/new/ or https://sample.com/category/questions/ or https://sample.com/2010/06/
I looked at my Simple Taxonomies setup page, and made sure the setting for:
Disable the “post_tag” taxonomy?
is unchecked. Hmm… apparently something is not working right — deactivated the plugin, and the category or tag URLs still don’t work. Something else is not good in WordPressVille. ??
]]>HI,
I am probably doing something wrong but my taxonomy tags link to 404 not found pages.
Any ideas?