Posted 1 year ago #
I am having trouble getting custom taxonomies to work with mini loops. I have tried the genera method... Here is what I have. It still gets everything in that custom post type.
I have also tried tax and category...
[miniloop post_type="employee" number_posts=0 order_by="date" order="ASC" departments="967"][ml_format][/miniloop]
Could you point me in the right direction?
Thanks,
Peter
Posted 1 year ago #
Try this
[miniloop post_type="employee" number_posts=0 order_by="date" order="ASC" tax="departments=967"][ml_format][/miniloop]
Somewhere on my to-do list is better documentation and more examples for Mini Loops...
Posted 1 year ago #
Fantastic. Works a treat. Thanks!
Posted 1 year ago #
I have the same taxonomy "Teams" in different custom post types e.G. "Reports" and "Updates".
With the code below (without post_type="xyz") it shows only the articles of the standard post type but not the articles of the custom post types.
[miniloop number_posts=20 order_by="date" order="DESC" tax="teams=107"]...
Hence I tried the following but it does not work, too:
[miniloop number_posts=20 post_type="post" post_type="reports" post_type="updates" order_by="date" order="DESC" tax="teams=107"]...
The above shows the content of the last given post type.
I tried also a comma separated list and the & but all do not work.
Any idea?
Posted 1 year ago #
Try "any" as the post_type
[miniloop number_posts=20 post_type="any" order_by="date" order="DESC" tax="teams=107"]
Mini Loops does not currently support multiple post types outside of "any"
Posted 1 year ago #
Dear Kailey,
you're incredible!!! "Any" works very fine. Hm... Any! How easy. Thank you for this great plugin. Before I tried the "Special Recent Posts Pro" Plugin but after purchasing I found out that it does not support custom taxonomies. Mini Loops is much easier (after understanding it) and more flexible regarding the formatting. You made me happy and I can concentrate on the design now.
Thank you very much.
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