Rating: 5 stars
It’s simple and less intrusive than other plugins that do the same. It blends better with WordPress UI.
It doesn’t show anything in the frontend if the correct code isn’t added to the theme, something like this I guess:
<?php
$taximg_id = get_queried_object()->term_id;
// image id is stored as term meta
$image_id = get_term_meta( $taximg_id, 'image', true );
// image data stored in array, second argument is which image size to retrieve
$image_data = wp_get_attachment_image_src( $image_id, 'full' );
// image url is the first item in the array (aka 0)
$image = $image_data[0];
if( $image ) {
echo "<img src=" . $image . " class='term-image'>";
}
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Not compatible with Woocommerce 3.6.3. All taxonomies disappear.
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Excellent! Works like a charm. Very useful for building nice term pages.
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Just tested with the latest version of WP.
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Used this plugin to upload images for each category and child category using get_terms to display the images in a template.
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keep up the good job!
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Awesome ! Brilliant….
Added images to custom taxonomies ->terms….
Using it to put icons on my google maps with another plugin.
Thanks very much for your work !
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Plugin works as advertised. Found a small bug and @jjj was kind enough to fix it. What more could you ask for?
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A non-bloated plugin, which unleash the potential of WordPress native “custom fields” for Terms (get_term_meta, meta queries, etc).
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Im really liking the direction some plugins like this are following. Simple, bloat free and very much focused on doing something very specific and doing it well.
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