oh sorry, i saw that it does in fact show wp core categories, its only missing the custom ones…
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dimned
(@dimned)
Hi @admincami,
Thanks for contacting us. Could you clarify the case providing some screenshots and page examples so we will be able to check it at the front-end?
Hi, of course.
the page that contains the Custom Post Block is: http://stage.idpau.de/newsletter/
1) Here i chose my custom post type “Symptom Artikel”, works fine: https://ibb.co/pycT2Qg
2) Here it shows my custom taxonomy “Ausgaben Nummern” (works as tags), that is linked to my CPT “Symptom Artikel”: https://ibb.co/5smHNqc
3) Here i chose my custom template “Newsletter Artikel”: https://ibb.co/021yqZm
4) Here you see the edit-page for my custom template. I want it to show date and tags (which is my custom taxonomy “Ausgaben Nummern”): https://ibb.co/GC6Jwf2
It is not showing my tags. When i link it to WP Core Tags or put in “Categories” and link my CPT to a WP Core Tag (here i connected it to “News”), they show up – but never my custom taxonomy.
It also doesnt show up when i apply my custom taxonomy in Admin Panel (See No. 2). However if i would want to only show certain posts with specified taxonomy then it filters correctly. The problem is only with showing the meta field.
Infos regarding my CPT “Symptom Artikel”:
name: symptom_artikel
label: Symptom Artikel
singular_label: Symptom Artikel
description: “”
public: true
publicly_queryable: true
show_ui: true
show_in_nav_menus: true
delete_with_user: false
show_in_rest: true
rest_base: “”
rest_controller_class: “”
has_archive: true
has_archive_string: “”
exclude_from_search: false
capability_type: post
hierarchical: false
rewrite: true
rewrite_slug: “”
rewrite_withfront: true
query_var: true
query_var_slug: “”
menu_position: 5
show_in_menu: true
show_in_menu_string: “”
menu_icon: dashicons-text-page
custom_supports: “”
taxonomies: category / ausgaben_nummern
Infos regarding my CT “Ausgaben Nummern”:
name: ausgaben_nummern
label: Ausgaben Nummern
singular_label: Ausgaben Nummer
description: “”
public: true
publicly_queryable: true
hierarchical: false
show_ui: true
show_in_menu: true
show_in_nav_menus: true
query_var: true
query_var_slug: “”
rewrite: true
rewrite_slug: “”
rewrite_withfront: true
rewrite_hierarchical: false
show_admin_column: true
show_in_rest: true
show_in_quick_edit: true
rest_base: “”
rest_controller_class: “”
meta_box_cb: “”
default_term: “”
Post Types: symptom_artikel / symptom_ausgabe
I hope this helps clarifying the problem.
Regards, Cami
Plugin Support
dimned
(@dimned)
Hi admincami,
Unfortunately the tags block can display the tag of the Posts only. There is no block for custom taxonomies to disaply them as meta data of the post type.
