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For example, I have a post type called foo. I can view all posts of type foo at the following url: mysite.com/foo.

I then attach a taxonomy called bar, in which the terms are foobar and foobaz.

I can access the posts assigned the term foobar at mysite.com/bar/foobar. But is it possible to get an archive containing foobar and foobaz at the url mysite.com/bar?

Yes, I am aware that I can just create a page and call wp_list_categories(), but I was looking for an automatic solution that mirrors the post type functionality.

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  • So you'd like mysite.com/bar to list all posts that have at least one term in the bar taxonomy?
    – TheDeadMedic
    Commented Mar 31, 2014 at 16:45
  • No. I want mysite.com/bar to have links to mysite.com/bar/foobar and mysite.com/bar/foobaz A listing of the terms
    – Daryl
    Commented Mar 31, 2014 at 16:55
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    Then the solution you mentioned (page template) would probably be the best. You could automate the process for multiple taxonomies with rewrite rules, but it seems a little superfluous for just one!
    – TheDeadMedic
    Commented Mar 31, 2014 at 17:27
  • Did you get the answer?
    – tru.d
    Commented Nov 18, 2019 at 6:57

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What TheDeadMedic said in the comments. A page would do the trick with a custom template. If you're not wanting to mix these landing pages with actual pages - the wp-taxonomy-landing plugin/library should do the trick.

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