mattoperry

Hi there,

I’d suggest making a template called taxonomy-prcat.php’ (I assume that prcat is the name of the product categories taxonomy) and then handle the logic you describe inside of that template. Here’s about what you’d do in that template (note: this is incomplete code since I don’t have all of the details, but it should give you the idea)

`
//the term
$current_term = $wp_query->queried_object;
$animal_decals_term_id = /** code to get the animal decals term ID **/
$animal_decals_children_ids = get_term_children( $animal_decals_term_id, ‘product_categories’ ); /// note adjust the second arg so it’s the correct name of the taxonomy

if ( $current_term->ID === $animal_decals_term_id || in_array( $current_term->ID, $animal_decals_children_ids) ) {
get_template_part( /** YOUR SPECIAL TEMPLATE **/);
}else{
get_template_part( /** THE NORMAL ARCHIVE TEMPLATE **/);
}

`

There are many ways to do this, but this would be one of them — good luck!

Best,

Matt

Hi there,

It looks like your theme is using get_template_part() to grab other parts of the template – so the logic you want to modify is not actually here, but rather in those templates. For example, in the line

<?php get_template_part( 'content', 'none' ); ?>

Will grab a template called content-none-php … so look for some templates of that form and you’ll find the bit you need to modify to show your excerpt.

Matt

Hi there,

Can you share a link to your site or further details? Otherwise it may be difficult for anyone to tell what is going on. What plugin did you add?

Thanks,

Matt

Hi,

Did you used to be able to see the link? Sometimes based on your user level, certain admin menu items may be hidden .. I would check with your site administrator to make sure nothing has changed with your company’s site.

Another way to access the media manager is to go to a create or edit post page and find the button above the tiny-mce editor.

I hope this helps,

Matt