Forgive me, what aspect is this regarding? Something with regards to the shortcode builder in CPTUI-Extended? The taxonomy term meta box in the post editor? Something else? I can’t think of anywhere in our product that has taxonomy terms in a dropdown.
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slavys
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Hi Michael, thank you for your response. I have the free version of Custom Post Type UI.
I’ve added a new taxonomy with support Posts (WP Core) called “Location”. I am using PremiumPress directory theme.
Then I created the following categories under “Location”
New York
-New York City
– – Manhattan
– – Queens
Illinois
-Chicago
– – Evenest
– – Rosemont
So now a new taxonomy “Location” is shown on front end and i would like customers when registering to be able to select multiple locations e.g. Manhattan, Rosemont, …but instead they see a drop down that allows 1 choice only. So really my question boils down to change the type of the taxonomy field created with your module from “drop-down” to “multi-select checkbox” type.
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slavys.
Honestly, that sounds like a question for PremiumPress, more than our plugin. We don’t have any code that controls/affects frontend output in the theme. We simply make sure the post types and taxonomies are registered and ready to be used by the site owner.
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slavys
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Does your Extended version helps to output a taxonomy field as multi select checkboxes on front end?
Wit other words do you have such setting at all?
No, that’s still a theme-based thing coming from PremiumPress, and whatever it’s doing in this spot. CPTUI-Extended won’t change how it sets up taxonomy term selection, and doesn’t have that sort of option available as a whole.
The two biggest things about CPTUI-Extended that it offers at the moment are the shortcode builder that helps display post type content wherever a shortcode can be placed, as well as network-wide post types/taxonomies. Nothing for creating a selector module for taxonomy terms.
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slavys
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I see. Thank you for your help Michael.