Problem: The Pinterest share link I have generated does not work correctly, and the Facebook link does not show all the desired information on the timeline.
Solution: Follow the Pinterest documentation to format a pin link, and use Yoast SEO or another SEO plugin to specify which details to include on FB links.
Problem:
1. Should I use wordpress Categories and Tags and mix it with Types taxonomy or should ONLY use the custom taxonomy?
2. should I use a custom taxonomy for countries, another for continents, another for cities? Or should it be hierarchical? Solution:
1. These can be mixed together without any issue.
2. Please create a hierarchical taxonomy its better, structure would be like:
Trips (Custom Taxonomy)
> Continent (term / category)
>> Country (child term / category)
What I want to achieve: display primarily related posts of the child taxonomy where the view is inserted AND exclude some categories (I'm using the query for this at the moment). IF no other posts of the Child Taxonomy are available, then display posts of the Parent Taxonomy. IF no posts of the parent Taxonomy are available, then displays posts of the tagged WP Category. IF no other posts exist of the same category where the view is inserted, then display nothing.
Solution:
In your case, you might try custom codes, for example:
Problem: I would like to use a widget to display a grid of related posts in my sidebar. The posts should be related to the taxonomy terms of the post being displayed.
Solution: Create a View and add a taxonomy Query Filter where the term is set by the post where the View is shown. Use the WP Views widget to insert that View in the sidebar. To make a dynamic widget title, recreate the title using the wpv-post-taxonomy shortcode in the View and leave the widget title empty.
Problem: I would like to use different WordPress Archive templates to display archives for terms in a single taxonomy, based on the term's hierarchy.
Solution:
Create 3 different WordPress Archives, one for each hierarchical level in your taxonomy. Use the wpv_filter_force_wordpress_archive filter to conditionally apply each template based on the taxonomy term's hierarchy. Example:
function get_tax_level($id, $tax){
$ancestors = get_ancestors($id, $tax);
return count($ancestors)+1;
}
add_filter( 'wpv_filter_force_wordpress_archive', 'switch_tax_archive_by_level', 30, 2 );
function switch_tax_archive_by_level( $wpa_assigned, $wpa_loop ) {
$wpa_to_apply = $wpa_assigned;
$current_term_level = get_tax_level(get_queried_object()->term_id, get_queried_object()->taxonomy);
if ($current_term_level == 1) {
// show top-level archive
$wpa_to_apply = 123;
} else if ($current_term_level == 2) {
// show mid-level archive
$wpa_to_apply = 456;
} else {
// show third-level archive
$wpa_to_apply = 789;
}
return $wpa_to_apply;
}
Replace 123, 456, 789 with the IDs of each WordPress Archive and place the code in functions.php
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