chadkjackson

The standard wordpress categories are: slug=initiative (id 545) and slug=reviews (id 181).

I have created a custom taxonomy (type category) with the slug engineering-domains. Those values are slug=mechanical (id 532) and slug=electrical (id 533).

Thanks for the reply. I have tried the following…

[rpwe post_type=”post” cat=”545″ engineering-domains=”532″]

… and the following…

[rpwe post_type=”post” cat=”545″ engineering-domains=”mechanical”]

… and there is no change.

I have experimented with things. I can get the cat filter to work. But no matter what I do, the engineering-domains does not work.

Hey folks. I’m seeing a similar issue.

I’ve installed the plugin. It is tracking visitors. I’m seeing the statistics in GA.

I went into the advanced settings for the plugin. I checked off which custom variables I wanted.

When I go into the right area of GA (Audience > Custom > Custom Variables), I see five custom variables. However, there is no data underneath them as seen in this youtube video.

Is there another step required? Please advise. It would be highly useful to track these statistics.

I was able to get that to work eventually. Thanks for the help.

Here’s the final code for whomever might need it.

<?php
$tags = get_tags();
	foreach($tags as $tag) {
		$tagurl = get_tag_link($tag->term_id);
		echo "<ul>";
		echo '<strong><a href="' . $tagurl . '" rel="nofollow">' . $tag->name . '</a></strong>', ': ', $tag->description;
		echo "</ul>";
	}
?>