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I've created two custom post types with some custom hierarchical taxonomies. In the navigation a link to the custom post type is displayed. When clicking on it, the user is forwarded to a page that di …

I created some custom post types and custom taxonomies, if I'm on an archive page of the custom taxonomy, the Blog menu item is highlighted due to the current_page_parent class. Well this is obviously …

I have a custom post type with a hierarchical custom taxonomy. The taxonomy has several parent terms and each parent term has several child terms. The posts are assigned to one parent and (mostly) one …

I'm coding a breadcrumb and I want to return the CPT name in front of the first taxonomy term. My website's structure is like the following: - CPT name - Taxonomy Term - Taxonomy Child Term …

My website needs to have two custom post types and each of these has two custom taxonomies with several terms each. These terms also have to be hierarchical. My problem is, that I don't know how to s …

This question was already asked million times, but I do have an issue with the very simple solution of adding /blog/%postname% to the permalink structure. I've installed several custom post types an …

Solved I've solved it by myself. The WordPress function get_the_term_list() returns the terms of the post, but unfortunately they are in the reversed hierarchical order, so I had to turn them around. …

I've set up different post types with custom taxonomies and to code out a breadcrumb I need to have access to the terms of the post, the user is actually reading. Note that my terms are hierarchical …

I know that questions that are mainly there to be discussed are not liked very much, but I still hope that you can think with me and give me some ideas. So thanks in advance to those of you, who are w …