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I created a custom taxonomy, "partners". I would like to categorize these items, so I created a custom post type with a taxonomy.

register_taxonomy("partners-category", array("partners"), array("hierarchical" => true, "label" => "Partners", "singular_label" => "Partner", "rewrite" => true, "slug" => 'partners-category'));

I would like to list these posts by categories for example: categoryname-category.php. I know it's working only with posts, so what's the best way?

Thank you very much and sorry, I'm newbie.

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This is a confusing question. I am not sure what is being asked. – s_ha_dum Feb 23 at 14:45
You can read the answer below that. I thought it's easy. – Rinoleti Feb 23 at 17:34
You start off by registering a new taxonomy and then ask about listing by category, which is a built-in taxonomy and different from the one you created. – s_ha_dum Feb 23 at 17:56
Nevermind, r1987 understood my question. – Rinoleti Feb 24 at 12:09

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You have to create an template file called taxonomy-{name}.php to show the posts assigned to a custom taxonomy. So in your case it should be taxonomy-partners-category.php . Category related archive pages work only with "Posts".

Info: http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Hierarchy . Scroll down to Custom Taxonomies display.

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Thank you very much! Btw in the future I need more help about wp, so if you available for work contact me at rinoleti.rodri at gmail.com. Thanks, sorry for the offtopic. – Rinoleti Feb 23 at 14:27
Could you also "tick" it as the right answer? – r1987 Feb 23 at 14:32
I did it, thank you again! – Rinoleti Feb 23 at 14:33

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