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user 169069
Since WordPress 2.3, plugin and theme authors have had the ability to create custom taxonomies-- essentially specialized "categories"-- to help organize information.
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Check if current term is a child of another term
All these answers are so overpowered and extremely long. I've just used this in 2 lines of code:
$term = get_queried_object();
$is_parent = $term->parent == 0 ? true : false;
Essentially, this is j …
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