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Custom Post Types extend WordPress to support additional content.
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Display the link of a custom taxonomy
In your code you are just storing an "array" in the variable $themeOne. The code you should be using to make the query is:
$themeOne = new WP_Query(array(
'tax_query' => array(
array(
'ta …
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Custom Post Type archive loop separated by term, in specific term order
My solution was to store the term order as metadata for the post.
//reset terms
if( is_array( $_POST['genres'] ) && count( $_POST['genres'] ) ){
$_POST['genres_order'] = ( $_POST['genres'] = arra …
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