Custom Template / Show Custom Taxonomy

  • Resolved flog

    (@flog)


    6 years, 2 months ago

    Hi
    I’m using your plug-in with wordpress 5.3.2 and the nisarg theme.

    I created a new custom type and new taxonomies. Now I want to create a custom template. I don’t work as you show in your video. It seems that the video is made with an older wordpress. I don’t have all the tags for creating title, date, custom fields etc.

    How can I use your tags for individual custom template?

    Another Question: How can I easyily integrate my custom taxonomy in my post (in every post, so in the template). I didn’t find any working php function or shortcode.

    Thanks for your help.

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  • Plugin Author Andrea De Giovine

    (@andreadegiovine)

    6 years, 2 months ago

    Hi @flog thanks for using the plugin!
    The video guide was made with a recent version of the cms but without Gutenberg. When creating a template on the sidebar you must set the “Used by” field, save and reload the page, now under this field (Used by) all the shortcodes of the custom fields will be shown.
    If you use Gutenberg you will also find a new element in “Layout elements” called “Custom field” which you can use.

    To show the Taxonomies in the templates you have to create a shortcode that does this.

    Here is an example of a shortcode that you can insert in the theme’s functions.php and then use it in the template (inserting it as a shortcode):

    function print_tax_func() {
$current_post_id = get_the_ID();
$all_tax = get_taxonomies(array( 'name' => 'TAXONOMY_NAME' ));
$output = implode(', ', $all_tax);
return $output;
}
add_shortcode( 'print_tax', 'print_tax_func' );

    Enter this code at the end of functions.php, replace TAXONOMY_NAME with the name of the taxonomy and use the shortcode [print_tax] when creating the template.

    If you want to support the growth of the plugin and the release of new features in the next updates, leave your review 🙂

    Thread Starter flog

    (@flog)

    6 years, 2 months ago

    Hey Andrea
    Thanks for your response.

    I found the layout elements for the template. Now I have the problem that I get a “not valid JSON-response” when I save my template. I use the new WordPress Editor (Standard in 5.x), so I use Gutenberg.

    I did the following:
    – In the title I wrote the name of my custom template
    – In the Block Parts I have this code:

    <!– wp:heading {“level”:1} –>
    <h1>[custom-field id=”title”]</h1>
    <!– /wp:heading –>

    <!– wp:paragraph –>
    <p>[custom-field id=”image”]</p>
    <!– /wp:paragraph –>

    <!– wp:paragraph –>
    <p>[custom-field id=”content”]</p>
    <!– /wp:paragraph –>

    Thanks for the taxonomy code. This is working charmly!

    Thread Starter flog

    (@flog)

    6 years, 2 months ago

    Ah, ok…I think I got it. I have to use only the HTML Content Part of Gutenberg. Then it works…

    Thread Starter flog

    (@flog)

    6 years, 2 months ago

    …sorry…it’s random…

    If I put only paragraph with
    <h1>[custom-field id=”title”]</h1>

    then it works.

    If I put more code in the same paragraph:
    <h1>[custom-field id=”title”]</h1>
    <p>
    [custom-field id=”content”]
    </p>

    It doesn’t work…could you try it on your installation?

    Plugin Author Andrea De Giovine

    (@andreadegiovine)

    6 years, 2 months ago

    Hi @flog
    I have run tests and everything seems to be working.
    Use the form on my site (https://www.andreadegiovine.it/invia-suggerimento) to send me temporary credentials of your cms so I can check. You’d better take a backup first and create an account for me which you can then delete.

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