How to change order of custom taxonomy list in WordPress?
By default WordPress orders custom taxonomies (as tags in this case) by alphabetical order not by the order they were entered in the tag box. Is anyone aware of a way to show the custom taxonomies in the order they were entered in the post edit screen?
How to register a taxonomy for a post?
Register the Taxonomy “course” for the post type “post” using the init action hook. Activate your plugin, then go to Posts > Add New. You should see a new meta box for your “Courses” Taxonomy.
How to create a custom taxonomies plugin for posts?
Please make sure to read the Plugin Basics chapter before attempting to create your own plugin. Go to Posts > Add New page. You will notice that you only have Categories and Tags. Register the Taxonomy “course” for the post type “post” using the init action hook. Activate your plugin, then go to Posts > Add New.
Where are the labels for a custom taxonomy?
The $labels array holds the labels for the Custom Taxonomy. These labels will be used for displaying various information about the Taxonomy in the Administration area. The $args array holds the configuration options that will be used when creating our Custom Taxonomy.
Why do we use user taxonomies in WordPress?
User taxonomies gave us the flexibility to divide users in categories and build archive pages to display them in directories. We’d work with the user object so that people could create accounts and have logins and be assigned to roles and publish blog posts in a traditional manner.
How to categorize users in WordPress User categories?
There is probably a way to do this using post associations, but it sounded like too much hassle to recreate what WordPress already does out of the box: give users logins and the ability to write posts. User taxonomies gave us the flexibility to divide users in categories and build archive pages to display them in directories.