Bump.
I would also like to be able to so this as I have about 6 custom taxonomies for 2 different custom post types and I need the results page to have a different layout to that of the plain archive page for these taxonomies.
Depending on which is the first taxonomy in the query it chooses that archive page template to display the results – so the page looks different all the time too.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Hi the way I solved this was using the Template Hierarchy here… scroll down to see the image.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Hierarchy
If you create a taxonomy.php page in your theme folder then all results from the plugin will be displayed using the code from that page. For example, ssjaimia, if you make a copy of archive.php and name it taxonomy.php then the results from this plugin should display the same as your archive results (but exactly the same … you may want to modify some parts of the file).
You can also further target the results by creating files called ‘taxonomy-<your_taxonomy_name>.php’ for a specific taxonomy page or ‘taxonomy-<your_taxonomy_term>.php’ for a page that is specific for a term from one of your taxonomies.
If you can understand the Template Hierarchy then you can do some pretty nice things.
Doesnt work for me I still get results from blog archive
Ive done it as reals but added to his instructions
copy archive.php and rename as reals instructions
change this line
get_template_part( ‘content’, get_post_format() );
to get_template_part( ‘content’, get_post_type() );